The workspace can sit in your Dock as its own window — in a browser today, or as a Mac build that holds all three sites in one window. No store listing, no second account, nothing to re-learn: it is the same PetIn you already use.
Both use the account you already have. Neither asks for a new password, and neither is a different product.
No download, no installer, nothing to keep up to date. The browser puts its own icon in the Dock and opens the workspace in a window with no address bar and no tabs.
A single window holding GlobalPetIndex, JustForPetStore and PetIn — sign in once and all three are signed in.
Download PetIn 1.0.3 ↗b18764a29e0a50e6dee3cc32de49bfbcbd6d60318fcc0e06bcaa1bd69ce818c6Including the line where all three options are equally bad.
| Browser tab | Installed from browser | Mac build | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Own icon in the Dock | No | Yes | Yes |
| Opens without browser tabs | No | Yes | Yes |
| Three sites in one window | No | No | Yes |
| Same login as the website | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Install step | None | One menu item | Download, then open |
| Stays current | Yes | Yes — it loads the live site | Yes, the shell rarely changes |
| Works offline | No | No | No |
Because a store listing would have to be reviewed as a separate product with its own account system, and the workspace already runs on the web. The Mac build is distributed directly, signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarised, which is the same trust check App Store review performs — it just does not require us to fork the product.
No. It signs you in with an application password that you create at GlobalPetIndex and can revoke from the same page at any time. Your account password is never stored, and revoking the application password signs the app out on its next request.
No. Sign in once and the app opens GlobalPetIndex, JustForPetStore and PetIn already signed in. If the same email has no JustForPetStore account, that tab stops at its login page rather than pretending otherwise.
Browser install: right-click the Dock icon and choose Remove from Dock, then delete it from Applications if it was placed there. Mac build: drag PetIn to the Trash. Nothing is left behind except the application password, which you revoke on the GlobalPetIndex account page.
No, and this page will not claim otherwise. Neither route caches the workspace for offline use: both load the live site, so an offline window is an empty one. If a screen has nothing to show, it says so instead of showing a zero.