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Guided demo

Walk Juniper from intake to a reviewed public profile.

Ten steps in the workspace: an unknown that stays unknown, an owner, a foster update, a held profile, a draft built from sources, a person’s approval and the audit trail. Click through it yourself.

Illustrative demo record: not customer data. Every action updates local screen state only: nothing you do here is sent or saved, and nothing here is a real placement decision.

Harbor Light RescueAnimals / JuniperFictional · nothing is saved

JuniperCase A-2481

Dog · about 3 years · Harbor Light Rescue (fictional)

Step 1 of 10

Juniper comes in

A finder brings in a friendly dog with no chip. Sam starts one record and attaches the finder's report as its first source.

No record yet. Nothing is known until someone writes it down.

A person decides: Sam decides what is confirmed.

More journeys

Four shorter journeys, and the full product room.

Each journey follows one fictional case through four steps: watch the blocker, owner, review gate and source trail move. The full product room has six roles and eleven surfaces; click anything and the panel changes immediately. Nothing here makes a placement decision, and every journey ends with a named person deciding what happens next.

Step 1 of 4A partial finder report arrives

A stray arrives with almost nothing known.

A partial finder report arrives

A partial finder report and an intake photo become the start of a record, not a sticky note or a text to whoever's on shift.

Case A-2495

Unnamed

Intake review
Species / age
Dog · Unknown
Owner
Intake coordinator
Due
Today · 5:00 PM
Source attached · Finder report (partial)
What changed
The intake coordinator has one place to log what's known, instead of a paper form that lives in a folder.
Human still decides
The intake coordinator decides what's confirmed and what still needs a vet exam.

Illustrative demo record: not customer data.

Send someone the exact journey

Each journey has its own shareable link.

Point a colleague straight at the workflow that looks like their Tuesday: it opens on that story, with a link they can pass on.

Want more than a walkthrough?

Open the full fictional workspace.

A separate, fully interactive sandbox, intake, applications, foster operations, and profile review, running the real guarded workflow logic on a fictional dataset that lives only in your browser. Switch roles. Try to skip a step it won’t let you skip.

Open the workspace sandbox
After a person publishes

Where an approved profile goes. This part is live.

The walkthrough above is fictional. What happens after a reviewer approves a profile is not: these are the real pages and queues a shelter or rescue gets.

  1. Step 1

    A reviewer approves one version

    Every claim in the profile carries its source. Open questions stay with the reviewer, not on the public page.

  2. Step 2

    It goes up on your adoption page

    Your organization's own page lists only available animals with a published, reviewed profile, with the review date.

  3. Step 3

    Optionally, on Discover too

    An owner or director can list those same profiles on WhiskerMatch Discover. Off until you turn it on.

  4. Step 4

    Applications land in your queue

    An adopter's application attaches to that animal's record in Applications. Your team reviews it and decides.

See Discover

More from the demo

Same Tuesday. Less rebuilding context.

The work was already happening. WhiskerMatch lets it land in one place, with an owner and a due date attached. Everything below is fictional.

A reviewed record a team can inspect

A sample export, not a generated PDF or a live customer export.

Reviewed record export · illustrative

Juniper

Not customer data
Animal
Juniper · Case A-2481
Record status
Profile held
Missing context
Comfort around young children
Record owner
Maya · adoption coordinator
Reviewer
Jordan · volunteer reviewer
Due
Today · 4:00 PM
Sources
Intake note · finder report · Intake exam · Foster check-in · Application · housing document
Blocker
Foster update has not been reviewed
Next action
Review the foster observation before the profile changes
Audit
4 entries, latest: held the public profile

Care stories with more context

Fictional scenarios built to show review flow. Real animal, adopter, foster, behavior, or medical data should only be used with permission and appropriate handling.

Care Story Card · Fictional example

Milo

Blind senior dog who maps familiar spaces and uses a daily routine.

Current notes

  • Intake photo and finder note
  • Foster observation about movement through the home
  • Medication reminder from an approved source

Missing context

  • Stairs and barriers
  • Children and other pets
  • Nighttime routine

Reviewer questions

  • Can the adopter support a consistent layout and routine?
  • What home setup or follow-up education is still needed?
Human decision required

A person reviews the sources, asks follow-up questions, and decides the next placement step.

Fictional workflow example: not customer, shelter, foster, adopter, or medical data.

Care Story Card · Fictional example

Nori

FIV-positive cat being considered for a calm, indoor placement.

Current notes

  • Veterinary note
  • Foster temperament observation
  • Adopter education need

Missing context

  • Existing cats
  • Veterinary relationship
  • Indoor-only commitment

Reviewer questions

  • Does the adopter understand the care and transmission context?
  • Which questions require veterinary guidance rather than a software summary?
Human decision required

Veterinary guidance and the shelter's human review determine what education and next step are appropriate.

Fictional workflow example: not customer, shelter, foster, adopter, or medical data.

Care Story Card · Fictional example

Sage

Anxious dog whose kennel presentation differs from the progress described by the foster.

Current notes

  • Kennel behavior note
  • Foster improvement timeline
  • Known comfort cues

Missing context

  • Home noise level
  • Training plan
  • Decompression plan

Reviewer questions

  • Is this a patient home with realistic expectations?
  • What behavior context needs professional or foster interpretation?
Human decision required

A human reviewer weighs the full context and can override any incomplete summary.

Fictional workflow example: not customer, shelter, foster, adopter, or medical data.

Care Story Card · Fictional example

Pip

Three-legged cat with typical daily function and a need for a safe home setup.

Current notes

  • Mobility observation
  • Adopter question
  • Home-layout concern

Missing context

  • Stairs
  • Litter-box setup
  • Other pets

Reviewer questions

  • Can the home setup support comfortable mobility?
  • What should the adopter understand without overstating limitations?
Human decision required

A person reviews the home context and decides what clarification or support is needed.

Fictional workflow example: not customer, shelter, foster, adopter, or medical data.

Care Story Card · Fictional example

Unknown stray intake

A newly arrived dog with an intake photo, partial finder details, and a medical concern that needs human triage.

Current notes

  • Intake photo
  • Location and time found
  • Partial finder note

Missing context

  • Chip and known-owner search status
  • Source for the medical concern
  • Immediate foster or rescue need

Reviewer questions

  • Which urgent step belongs to intake staff or a veterinary professional?
  • What remains unknown and should not be inferred from the photo?
Human decision required

A person confirms the intake facts, routes urgent needs, and assigns the next review step.

Fictional workflow example: not customer, shelter, foster, adopter, or medical data.

Before and after

One Tuesday, in five inboxes and a group chat, then in one place.

Before WhiskerMatch · same Tuesday
  • Foster note
    Foster text in group chat
  • Applicant doc
    Applicant email in inbox
  • Public profile
    Public profile stale
  • Intake field
    Intake note incomplete
  • Follow-up
    Follow-up reminder in someone's head

Each step requires someone to rebuild the case from memory.

With WhiskerMatch · same Tuesday
  • Foster note
    Foster note attached to the animal record
  • Applicant doc
    Applicant lane visible
  • Public profile
    Profile held for review
  • Intake field
    Missing field flagged
  • Follow-up
    Follow-up assigned with due date

Same work. Less rebuilding context.

What each role gets back

One record, six daily views of the same case.

Shelter director

Usually chasing
Where is capacity actually stuck this week?
Now sees
Stalled cases, blocked profiles, and reviewer holds with reasons.
Their next step
Open the director board · scan the blocks, not the people.

Intake coordinator

Usually chasing
What is missing on the new arrivals?
Now sees
Field structure with unknowns flagged, reviewers attached.
Their next step
Confirm structured fields and assign a reviewer.

Adoption coordinator

Usually chasing
What was I waiting on this applicant for?
Now sees
Application lane attached to the animal · doc requests in-thread.
Their next step
Send the next document request or move toward pickup.

Foster coordinator

Usually chasing
What did the foster actually say last week?
Now sees
Routed foster updates with behavior tags and supply needs.
Their next step
Read the routed note · decide if it changes placement.

Volunteer reviewer

Usually chasing
What is waiting on me to sign off?
Now sees
Assigned queue · publish gates · written reasons on holds.
Their next step
Hold with a reason or clear with your name on the record.

Adopter / foster

Usually chasing
Where does my application actually stand?
Now sees
Stage visible, one specific document request, in-thread reply.
Their next step
Upload what is asked · respond in-thread.

Trust boundary

A person decides at every step. Sourced profile wording is the only draft.

Trust boundary
AI public-profile draft visibleNamed human reviewer requiredUnknown stays unknownPublic profile gatePhotos are context, not decisionsMedical notes require human interpretationNo auto-placementNo auto-rejectionNo pay-to-rank

Illustrative demo only. No real adopter, animal, or organization data. No outcome claims. AI may prepare public-profile text from entered source facts; a person edits and saves it.

Read trust and standards
Founder-supported pilot.

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