What we've been building for you and your bunnies.
A running, plain-language list of what's changed in BunnyChart, newest first. Open a year, then a month, to see what changed. This month is open to start.
2026
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July12 updates
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Improved
Symptom help and bunny details, roomier on a computer
Three more screens now make proper use of a big screen. Symptom help shows your form beside a short note on what to expect, with a one-tap call your vet button right at the top. Your bunny's details form pairs its short fields side by side (on Add a bunny too), and Symptom patterns lays its cards out two across with a big day count and a little dot calendar of the days a sign showed up. On your phone, everything stays the same cozy single column.
New
A Care calendar for the everyday little things
Hop plans now have a Care calendar: gentle reminders for nail trims and yearly checkups, plus seasonal notes as the weather turns. Log a trim in one tap and it works out the next one, keep a running tally of what you spend on care, and get a short Sunday email only when something's actually due. You can also add the day each bunny came home, so their Story tells it from the very start.
Improved
A clearer privacy policy, and privacy-first analytics
We're adding privacy-respecting analytics so we can see how the app is used and keep improving it, and we updated our privacy policy to explain it plainly. It's cookieless, never collects your IP address, and never receives your rabbits' health details, photos, or email. It runs in the EU, and your browser's Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control setting turns it off automatically.
New
A "What's new" page (this one!)
You can now see everything that changes in BunnyChart in one friendly place. We'll keep it updated whenever something new lands, so you never miss an improvement made for you and your bunny.
Improved
Vet finder now shows the closest vets first
Type in your postal code, ZIP, or city, and BunnyChart lists rabbit-savvy exotic vets closest to you first, with how far away each one is. No more scrolling a long list trying to guess which one is nearby.
Improved
One welcome gift code per account
Each account now gets one welcome gift code. It keeps free trials fair for everyone, and if you're like most owners who use just one code, nothing changes for you at all.
Improved
Ask BunnyChart now remembers your conversation
Chats hold a much longer back-and-forth now, so a follow-up question makes sense without repeating yourself. Your conversation is also saved and picks up right where you left off, with a Past chats list to reopen an old one and a New chat button to start fresh.
New
A Guides link on the site, and easier gift codes
There's now a Guides link in the site menu that takes you straight to our free rabbit-care library (safe foods, toxic plants, symptom help). And gift codes can be a memorable word now instead of a random jumble, so a code from a friend or rescue is easy to type in.
Improved
Appointments now leads with your next vet visit
Open Appointments and you'll see a Next up card right away: your soonest visit with the date, a countdown, and a one-tap Get ready for this visit link. Everything else coming up sits just below it, so you never have to hunt for what matters most.
Improved
A roomier Ask page, and a clearer emergency alert
On a bigger screen, Ask now shows a calm helper card beside your question box, so the page feels welcoming from the moment you open it. If a reply ever flags an emergency, the call-your-vet-now line is bold and red, with a one-tap Call my vet button right there when it matters most.
Improved
Your bunny's Story page, now beautifully full-screen
Your bunny's Story keepsake now fills a big screen properly, with two happy highlights (how far they've come, your longest streak) sitting side by side up top. On a phone it's still one gentle scroll from beginning to end, exactly as it should feel.
Improved
The Health tab now fits your whole screen
On a computer, your bunny's health record and vet-ready tools now sit side by side instead of squeezed into a narrow column. On a phone, the page is shorter too, with the quick actions (check a symptom, log a dose) right at the top so they're never a long scroll away.
