
GoChip - Digial passport to manage your animal
Digital passport for pets and animal
Role
Senior UX Designer
Duty
UX Research
Prototyping
Tool
Figma
Miro
Team
Senior UX Designer (me)
Product Manager
Developers
Project Highlight
“Startup of the Year” in Victoria, BC
The solution is offering…
Go chip your pet! A digital passport to manage your animal's life up-to-date and seamlessly.
Centralized data
The app helps pet owner to centralize essential information like breed, license, and comprehensive medical records.
Real-time tracking
Provides real-time location tracking, enable pet owners to report and tracking if the pet is lost.
Seamless Management
Seamless integration with pet-related institutions, empowers pet owners to manage every aspect of their pet's life from a single app.
Understanding the needs
Sophia Miller

Devices
📱Mobile, 🔳Tablet
“I want to monitor my dog’s status in an easier way. Sometimes me or my partner just forgot how many times we walked the dog. All-around tracking would be lovely.”
Intro
Miller is a digital marketing manager aged 34. She lives with her partner and the 3 years old golden retriever. She enjoys participating furry parent gathering and explore pet-friendly places. She walks her dog twice a day, sometimes could be her partner doing it, but it is hard to track and record every single time. She cares about the wellbeing of her dog as she bring it to regular vet checkups, daily walking, and taking a good care on the dog’s medical condition. Nevertheless she tried so hard, it is still challenging to keep everything on record.
Needs
Tracking pet’s status, record of medical appointment of the pet
Frustrations
Tracking info is not recorded or centralized
Pet identification system aren’t unified

Kenneth Russell

Devices
📱Mobile, 🔳Tablet, 🔎Microchip Detector
"I need to monitor status of animal in real time, manage all sorts of anmial welfare services all day long. The workload is never easy to handle."
Intro
Kenneth is the manage from Victoria-based animal welfare group. His daily routine revolves around monitoring animal welfare through real-time tracking and medical coordination. He moves between animal areas, treatment rooms, and operational meetings, using his mobile, tablet, and microchip detector to access up-to-date records and scan animals.
Needs
Allocate resources efficiently
Frustrations
Inefficient, scattered data systems with unreliable or outdated animal records