Built for the Basmi FIP 84-day GS-441524 protocol. Log today's dose in seconds and never lose track of a temperature, a weight, or a missed day.
No payment info, takes seconds — just an email or a Google account.
Name, FIP type, weight and treatment start date — even mid-treatment, just use the real start date.
Press and hold to confirm today's dose — temperature, weight and notes alongside it.
"I built the first version to get my own cat through her 84 days without losing track of a dose."— Ameen, creator of FIP Journal
FIP treatment means a daily dose that can't slip, for nearly three months straight. FIP Journal started as a way to track one real cat's recovery without relying on memory or a spreadsheet — now it's open for any pet parent walking the same road.
No spreadsheets, no sticky notes on the fridge — just the day-to-day tracking a GS-441524 course needs.
Hold to confirm today's dose, with temperature, weight and notes captured alongside it — so a high-stakes daily action never gets fat-fingered.
Swipe between months and see done, missed and upcoming days at a glance.
Starting mid-treatment or catching up? Backfill a range of past days in one pass.
Each cat gets its own protocol, schedule and log history — built for fosters too.
Your entire journal exports to a spreadsheet in one tap, ready for your vet.
Auto-generated progress cards for Day 7, Day 30, halfway, and graduation.
Built around the Basmi FIP GS-441524 protocol. Cats often start on injections and move to capsules once stable — track either, switch anytime.
Enter weight and vial concentration — the exact dose (ml) auto-calculates from the mg/kg target.
Capsules are tiered by weight band — pink, green, blue — so the right size is always obvious.
Works with zero connectivity — doses often get given in exam rooms and other dead zones.
GS-441524 is an antiviral compound that has become the standard treatment for Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), a disease that was almost universally fatal before it became available. It is given daily — either by injection or as an oral capsule — for a course that typically runs 84 days, with temperature, weight and dose tracked closely throughout to catch relapses or side effects early.
The standard GS-441524 protocol runs 84 consecutive days of dosing, followed by an 84-day observation period afterward to watch for relapse. FIP Journal is built around that 84-day treatment window, with a calendar view that shows exactly which day of treatment you're on and how many remain.
Yes. Set your cat's actual treatment start date during setup, then use batch logging to backfill the days you've already tracked elsewhere. The calendar and streak count pick up correctly from wherever you are, not just from Day 1.
Yes, and it's common in practice — many cats start on injections and move to oral capsules once they stabilize, and some switch back if symptoms flare. FIP Journal supports both dosing methods on the same profile and lets you switch between them mid-treatment without losing your logged history.
No. Pick your best guess (or ask your vet) and change it anytime from Protocol settings. It only affects the default mg/kg dosing suggestion, not whether you can log and track.
Yes. FIP Journal is free to use. It was built by a pet parent to track his own cat's treatment and was later opened up so other FIP families could use it too.
Yes. FIP Journal is a fully offline-first installable app — logging a dose works with zero internet connection, which matters because many parents administer injections at a vet clinic or in low-signal environments. Anything logged offline syncs automatically the next time you're connected.
No app store needed — FIP Journal installs straight from your browser. On Android, Chrome shows an install prompt automatically. On iPhone, open the site in Safari, tap Share, then "Add to Home Screen" — Safari doesn't support automatic install prompts, so this one step is manual. Either way, it then behaves like a native app icon on your home screen.
Yes. Tap any day, today or a past one, to edit temperature, weight, dose, method or notes. Nothing is locked in once logged.
Yes. FIP Journal supports multiple cat profiles in one account, each with its own protocol, dosing schedule and log history — useful for households or fosters treating more than one cat at a time.
Your data lives on your device first and is only synced to the cloud to keep your own devices in sync with each other, using account sign-in to keep it tied to you. It is not used for anything beyond powering your own tracking.
Yes — FIP Journal is built specifically around the Basmi FIP GS-441524 protocol, including its weight-tiered oral capsule dosing bands and injection dosing. See Basmi FIP's official site for product details, or their India treatment guidelines for dosing documentation. FIP Journal is an independent tracking tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of Basmi FIP.
Yes. Generate a permanent read-only link from the app and send it to your vet — it shows the full dose history, temperature/weight charts, and any blood report photos attached at the Day 1, 30, 60 and 84 checkpoints. No sign-in is required to view it, and you can revoke or regenerate the link anytime.
Let FIP Journal hold the schedule, the doses and the numbers — so you can focus on your cat.
Start tracking freeFIP Journal is an independent tracking tool built by a pet parent and is not a medical device or a substitute for veterinary care. Always follow your veterinarian's guidance for diagnosing and treating FIP. GS-441524 dosing decisions should be made with a qualified vet. FIP Journal is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of Basmi FIP or any manufacturer.