It starts with the great family debate — settled in one tap, where everyone can see it. Now there are sitters near you, a whole app for daycares, and walks you can follow live.



Every family has the same fight. Dogweek just... ends it.
Everyone can see whose walk it is. Tap a day to log a walk — go on, try it.
Morning at 6:30, a lunch walk, the late one — set the walks your household actually does, and claim one with a tap. No more "but I always do it."
A gentle ping 15 minutes before the walk you took. Can't make it after all? Let it go and the family hears.
Talk to your sitter or daycare inside the booking — no swapping numbers, and it ends when the booking does.
Keep the chain alive. See the week's walks, the distance, and who really walks the most.
Roommates, grandparents, the dog-sitter, the responsible teenager. Invite everyone — and bring in nearby sitters and your daycare when you need them.
Two dogs? Five? Log each walk for the dogs that went, and give a slot to just the ones who need it.
Everyone pitches in — kids, parents, the lot. Dogweek splits the walks fairly, keeps track of whose turn it is, and turns the daily dog-walk into something the whole family actually wants to do.
Post one walk, a stretch while you're away, or the same walks every week — sitters nearby apply. You choose who. Free, no commission — you settle payment between yourselves with Swish.
Families set the time and pay. Sitters nearby see the walk — but never your dog's name, your notes or your full postcode until you've chosen them. When the walk's done, a review builds their rating.
A dedicated app for your business: a live roster, group walks on a map, and daily reports with photos that parents actually open.
See who's here and who's out, take groups on tracked walks, and send a daily report with photos when the day ends. Staff join with a code, and every dog is there with the family's consent.
For daycaresWhen someone's walking the dog, the family can watch it happen on a 3D map — the route drawing itself as it goes, the dog on the move. The same when the daycare takes the group out.
Families control everything. A sitter sees no dog's name and no full postcode until you choose them; a daycare sees only the dogs you approved. Access can end at any time.
Streaks turn a chore into a tiny daily win the whole family fights to keep alive. (Yes — fights to do the walk now. We're as surprised as you.)
Free to start, free for the whole household. Set up your first week in under two minutes — the arguments end tonight.