About SitSorted
Temporary care deserves a better handover.
SitSorted is a privacy-first handover platform for owners who already know and trust the person caring for their pets or home. It is not a sitter marketplace.
The problem we are solving
Care instructions are often scattered across messages, handwritten notes and oversized documents. Owners worry they missed something; sitters must hunt for the next useful action. SitSorted turns those details into one structured, time-aware brief.
What we value
- Calm over clutter: the sitter sees the right level of information for the moment.
- Preparation, not matching: SitSorted does not find, book, rank or recommend sitters.
- Explicit choices over surprises: local drafts do not become account data without confirmation.
- Useful truth over marketing theatre: we do not use fabricated testimonials, ratings or partner claims.
- Broad care, not paw-print branding: the system is designed for pets, homes, plants and future temporary-care needs.
How we create guides
SitSorted editorial creates practical, UK-first guidance for owners preparing someone they have already chosen. We favour useful checklists, plain language and links to primary welfare or public-service sources over search-engine filler.
- Safety-sensitive statements are checked against sources such as the RSPCA, PDSA, Cats Protection and GOV.UK.
- We do not claim veterinary review unless a named, qualified reviewer has actually completed it.
- Medication guidance only tells owners to record instructions supplied by their vet or product label; SitSorted does not recommend treatments or doses.
- Published and reviewed dates change only after a substantive editorial update.
- Corrections can be sent to support@sitsorted.com and are reviewed before the guide is updated.
What is available now
The four public generators are free to use without an account. Reusable owner libraries, dated trips and live sharing are available to invited owners while that workspace grows carefully. Sitters never need an account to open a shared brief.