Yes—Petgraphy is a real lost-pet search service. It uses AI to watch public online sources for possible matches and alerts families when it finds a lead. It is an extra searcher, not a replacement for shelters, flyers, and looking on the ground.
Every step has one job. Nothing here quietly replaces the local search you are already doing.
You upload a photo and tell Petgraphy where and when your pet went missing.
It checks relevant public sources for images and descriptions that could match your pet.
Alerts show you the lead so you can verify details and choose the safest next step.
These stories show what a useful alert can do. Individual results vary, and no service can guarantee a reunion.
“Petgraphy flagged a sighting in a Facebook group I never would have seen. We got there in time.”
— Trey & Zebe
“Petgraphy found a sighting in a group I didn't even know existed. Bella was home within 24 hours.”
— Anna & Bella
“After three weeks of searching, I got the alert. Someone found Mango two miles from home.”
— Judy & Mango
No. Petgraphy finds possible leads; it cannot guarantee that a matching public post exists or that your pet will be found. You should keep searching locally and checking shelters.
The checkout shows the price before you pay. Stripe processes card details, and Petgraphy does not store your card number on its servers.
Your information is used to run the search, send alerts, and operate your case. Petgraphy says it does not sell personal information, and you can request deletion.
Yes. AI suggestions are probabilistic. Compare markings, location, timing, sex, and other details before acting on any alert.
Upload one clear photo and build the search profile in a few minutes.