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Walkies, jabs and vet visits, all in hand.

PawLife reminds you about vaccinations and medication, records your walks and shows dog-friendly places on a map. If your dog runs off, PawLife users within 10 km get an alert.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google PlayWe’re making the last few fixes before launch.

Free on iPhone and Android.

PawLife home screen: the dog’s wellness score, today’s walk and upcoming reminders

What PawLife does

  1. A health record with reminders

    Log vaccinations, worming, medication, vet visits, procedures, allergies and blood tests. The app works out which vaccinations are coming up or overdue and reminds you before they’re due.

    • A weight chart going back months
    • Test results as a photo or PDF
    • A printable copy to take to the vet
    The dog’s health record with a summary and sections

  2. GPS walks

    The route keeps recording with the screen locked, and breaks don’t count towards your time or distance. Set a daily or weekly goal and see how far you’ve walked together.

    • Distance, time and pace for every walk, plus a weekly leaderboard with friends
    • Share a walk without the route map, so you don’t give away where you live
    Walk details with a route map, distance and duration

  3. A map of dog-friendly places

    The map shows vets, parks, pet shops, groomers, boarding kennels, cafés and dog poo bins. Each place has opening hours and reviews from other owners, and you can get directions straight from its card.

    • Add your own places and choose whether everyone, your friends or only you can see them
    • The “Verified only” filter shows places a moderator has checked
    • A place reported by several people is hidden until a moderator has looked at it
    Map of dog-friendly places with a selected park

  4. Group walks

    Set up a meetup, invite friends and see who’s coming and which dogs they’re bringing. The app reminds you two hours before it starts.

    • A meetup can be public, friends-only or invite-only
    • Posts go to everyone or just your friends, and 24-hour stories are for friends only
    • You can block, mute or report any user
    Meetup details with the list of attendees

  5. Other features

    Reminders
    For medication, vaccinations, worming and walks, as one-offs or repeating daily or weekly.
    Shared care
    Give your partner, family or dog sitter access to your dog’s profile. Only co-owners can make changes; everyone else can view.
    Wellness score
    A daily score from 0 to 100 based on activity, weight, vaccinations and overdue tasks. It flags what needs attention, but it’s no substitute for the vet.
    Several dogs
    Each dog has its own passport, health record and walk history. Switch between them on the home screen.

If your dog runs off

A lost-dog report goes to PawLife users within 10 km. They see a photo of your dog, where it was last seen and how to approach it.

Warnings above the description
Labels such as “Fearful”, “Don’t chase” or “Needs medication” sit above the description, so anyone who spots your dog knows how to approach it.
Sightings map
When someone marks that they’ve seen your dog, a pin appears on the map and you get a notification.
Found dogs
If someone finds a stray, they can report it. The app checks it against lost dogs within 20 km and lets their owners know.
A lost dog report with “Fearful” and “Don’t chase” warnings and a “Call owner” button
A dog’s public profile after scanning the QR collar tag

A QR tag for the collar

Every dog in PawLife has its own QR code in its passport. Print it or have it engraved on a tag. Anyone who finds your dog can scan it with their phone camera without installing anything.

  1. Open your dog’s passport

    The code is created as soon as you add your dog.

  2. Put the code on the collar

    An engraving, a sticker or a printout inside a tag will all work.

  3. Someone scans it

    They see your dog’s name and photo. If you’ve reported it lost and added your number, they can call you straight away.

Coming soon

Training and PawLife Premium

We’re building short, timed training lessons covering the basics, obedience, socialisation, tricks and problem behaviour. You’ll be able to track progress for each of your dogs.

Premium will start with a 7-day free trial with no card needed, and it won’t renew automatically. Everything above stays free.

Questions

Is PawLife free?

Yes. The health record, walks, map, reminders, meetups and lost-dog reports are free. A paid Premium with training will come later, starting with a free trial that needs no card.

What does someone see when they scan the collar code?

Your dog’s name, photo and breed, and your name. Your phone number appears only if you report the dog lost and add it to the report.

What does the app use my location for?

For the places map, recording walks and making sure lost-dog alerts reach people nearby. You can turn these alerts off in settings and hide a walk’s route when you share it.

Can my partner or dog sitter use the app for my dog too?

Yes. Invite them by email and choose a role: co-owner, family, sitter or viewer. Only co-owners can edit the profile and health record; the others can only view them.

Is the app available in Polish?

Yes. You can change the language in the app’s settings.

How do I delete my account?

In the app, go to Settings → Delete account. Your dogs, posts and uploaded photos are deleted with it.

Download PawLife and add your first dog

Setting up an account and your dog’s profile takes a few minutes.

Coming soon to the App Store and Google PlayWe’re making the last few fixes before launch.