NoBugPet, an iOS app with an AI tick scanner. Peace of mind after every walk.
NoBugPet finds ticks on a pet’s skin and coat with the iPhone camera, assesses the risk with AI and walks the owner through every step, from the scan to safe removal. Below are screens of the live App Store app, in its Polish language version.
NoBugPet is a production iOS app available in the App Store, from design, through AI vision and StoreKit 2 subscriptions, to localization into 27 languages. Every screen below comes from the working Polish version of the app.
Visual language
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in a few seconds
Point the camera at your pet: NoBugPet highlights suspicious dark spots on skin and coat.
Sign in
A warm welcome screen with the scanner framing the mascot, sign-in by e-mail or Apple account. Pet data stays on the device, and the app says so plainly.

Onboarding
Three intro steps: the camera scan, highlighting of suspicious spots and an honest disclaimer, this is help, not a veterinary diagnosis.

Pet dashboard
A streak of days with no findings, tick protection status, progress for the month and entries to the guides. One glance, the full picture of care.

AI camera scan
A dark scanner mode with an aiming frame, contrast mode and flashlight. The free-check counter leads to the subscription, a soft paywall instead of a hard lock.

Check journal
Every scan is saved in the journal, with Ticks / Clear filters. A considered empty state explains where the entries will come from.

Adding a pet
Name, breed and coat color, the body silhouette is matched to the breed, so bite spots can be marked precisely on the body map.

Breed catalog
Search and the full breed catalog grouped by families, from retrievers to shepherds. Localized into 27 languages.

Profile and protection
The pet card with its data and active tick protection: drops, collar or tablets, a counter of days it works and a reminder before it runs out.

How to remove a tick
An illustrated step-by-step guide: tweezers, the pulling technique and disinfection. Knowledge at the stressful moment, with no searching online.

After a bite
A list of worrying symptoms and a clear rule: even one symptom means a vet visit with the date of the bite. Responsible health communication.

