About us

It started with a binder full of paper.

Vaccination cards in a drawer, medication lists in the phone, vet receipts in email. Every animal has a story, but it sits scattered in places no one can find when it counts. We are building Saga to bring it together.

The story so far

Chapter by chapter

Chapter 1 · 2025

The question

Why is there an app for everything except the most important thing we share with our animals: their health?

Chapter 2 · Spring 2026

KTH Innovation

Saga joins KTH Innovation. Prototype, market research and the first conversations with dog daycares in Stockholm.

Chapter 3 · Autumn 2026

Stockholm first

We open for the first users. Small, close and listening.

Next chapter

Written together with you

Every feature we build next comes from something an animal owner, a daycare or a vet has told us. One of the first things we're exploring: can patterns in the food reveal why an animal feels off, before you spot it yourself?

Founded at KTH · Supported by KTH Innovation
The authors

2 people, 1 prototype and a very long list

Nando Alexander Schmidt

Product, design and marketing

Draws the screens, writes the words and talks to anyone who will listen. Background in fintech and B2B, master's from KTH in technology-based entrepreneurship.

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Justin Schönberg

Engineering, backend and AI

Builds the part that makes it all work. Full stack, data models and the part of Saga nobody sees but everyone relies on. Also lays the groundwork for Saga to later recognize patterns, for example between food, allergies and behavior.

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What we promise

3 things we do not compromise on

01

Your data is yours

Export is free on every plan. Always. Leaving Saga should be as easy as joining.

02

Clear, not clinical

We write like humans. A lab result should make sense without a dictionary.

03

One record for every animal

We start where the need is greatest right now, but the vision is one record for every animal, whatever the species.

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From our feed

Amy started all of this. She shows up here and there.

Amy in tall grass, Instagram post: It started with a dog called AmyInstagramAmy on the sofa, Instagram post: Did you know dogs remember faces for years?InstagramAmy on the lawn in evening sun, Instagram post: Good evening from AmyInstagram
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