Every walk mapped.
Every bit of care remembered.
TrackMyPaw is a dog walk tracker and care log in one app. Record walks with GPS, keep the photos, never miss a flea treatment or a vaccination — and hand your vet a report that already has the answers.
Free to download · 7-day free trial on Pro · Cancel any time
The three questions no one can answer at the vet
Not because we don't care — because the answers live in four different places: a photo roll, a calendar, a note on the fridge, and memory.
Somewhere between “about a month ago” and “…let me check my messages”. A repeating routine with a reminder ends the guessing for good.
A number you feel rather than know. GPS turns it into distance, duration and pace you can compare week to week.
A trend line answers this in one glance — and goes into the vet report with the walking data beside it.
Press start, put the phone away, walk your dog
TrackMyPaw maps the route while you're busy being present. When you get home, the walk is already written up: where you went, how far, how long, and what the weather was doing.
- Runs with the screen off. Pocket the phone — recording keeps going in the background.
- Nothing gets lost. If the app is force-quit mid-walk, it offers to resume, save or discard when you're back.
- Photos land on the map. Snap along the way; they're saved into that walk's entry in the journal.
- Worth sharing. Turn any walk into a card built for a story or a group chat.
Two dogs, three dogs, the whole pack
Most dog apps quietly assume you have one dog. If your hallway says otherwise, TrackMyPaw was built for your hallway.
- Pick who's coming. Tap the dogs joining this walk — the rest of the pack isn't credited for a walk they slept through.
- Separate everything. Distance, weight, medication and notes are kept per dog, not mashed into one household total.
- A leaderboard each. Every dog stands on their own — a 12-year-old isn't judged against a puppy.
Meds, grooming, feeding, the yearly shot
Set a routine once and it comes to you — on the day it's due, at the time you chose. Tick it off from the notification without even opening the app.
- Any interval. Daily tablets, monthly flea and tick, quarterly worming, the annual vaccination.
- Skipping is allowed. Mark something skipped and it stays honest in the history instead of vanishing.
- Notes that matter later. Log the limp, the itch, the off-day — with the date attached, so a pattern can show itself.
- Feeding, on schedule. Bowls set up once, ticked off day by day, shared across whoever is home.
Walk into the appointment already prepared
One tap turns everything you've logged into a vet-ready PDF: the health card, the weight curve, every medication and treatment, your own observations — and your dog's real activity over the same weeks, side by side.
- Health and activity together. The combination is the point — “eating less and walking half as far” is a sentence a vet can act on.
- Weight and movement trends. Charted over time, not a number you half-remember from spring.
- Share it or print it. Send it ahead of the visit, or hand it over at the desk.
A year of walks you can actually scroll back through
Every recorded walk keeps its route, its photos, its weather and its date. It isn't a spreadsheet — it's the record of the time you spent together, and it gets more valuable every month you keep it.
- Filter by dog. See one pup's whole history without the rest of the pack in the way.
- Small rewards, no nagging. XP and daily missions for showing up — never a guilt trip for a rest day.
- A weather memory. Each entry keeps the conditions you walked in — the drizzle you both ignored, on record.
How to start tracking your dog's walks
About two minutes, once. After that it's one tap before you leave the house.
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Add your dogs
Name, breed, birthday, a photo. Add as many as live with you — there's no per-dog charge.
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Start the walk
Tap who's coming, tap start, and pocket the phone. GPS does the rest while you two get on with it.
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Let care take care of itself
Add the routines you already half-remember. From then on, the reminder arrives before you'd have thought of it.
Notes app, running tracker, or TrackMyPaw
Most people are already doing this — with a fitness app made for humans and a note they forget to update. Here's what changes.
| What you need | Notes & memory | Human fitness app | TrackMyPaw |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mapped walk route | No | Yes | Yes |
| Credited to a specific dog | By hand | No | Every dog, separately |
| Medication & vaccination reminders | If you remember to set them | No | Built in |
| Weight & health history | Scattered | Yours, not your dog's | Charted per dog |
| One report for the vet | No | No | PDF, one tap |
| Photos kept with the walk | Lost in the camera roll | No | In the journal entry |
Swipe the table sideways to see every column
Built for the day-to-day, not the podium
New puppy owners
Build the routine while it's still forming: first walks, first vaccinations, the weight curve of a dog who's growing every week.
Multi-dog households
Different ages, different meds, different stamina. One app that keeps them genuinely separate instead of averaging them.
Senior dogs
When “slowing down a bit” needs to become a number. Shorter walks, weight shifts and notes, all on one timeline the vet can read.
Anyone told “more exercise”
Your vet asked for a target. This is the honest record of whether you're hitting it — and the proof to bring back next visit.
People who just love the photos
No goals, no pressure. Record the walk for the pictures and the little map of where you wandered — that's a completely valid reason.
A rescue dog with no history
You were handed a name and a guess at an age. Start the record from day one and build the baseline nobody could give you.
Free to start, and generous about it
Everything you record stays yours to read, whichever tier you're on.
No card, no trial to remember.
- Record up to 5 GPS walks
- All your dogs, no limit
- Full care schedule & reminders
- Health records, journal, photos, stats
Price shown in your own currency in the App Store.
- Unlimited walk recording
- Everything in Free, without the cap
- Yearly plan costs less than monthly
- Cancel any time in iPhone Settings
You are not charged during the 7-day free trial. If you cancel before it ends, you pay nothing. Subscriptions are billed through your Apple ID and renew until cancelled — manage or cancel them in Settings → your name → Subscriptions.
Frequently asked
Is TrackMyPaw free?
Yes. The app is free to download and free accounts can record up to 5 walks. The journal, photos, care schedule, health records, leaderboard and stats stay free with no limit. Unlimited walk recording is part of TrackMyPaw Pro, which starts with a 7-day free trial — you are not charged until the trial ends and you can cancel any time before then.
Can I track more than one dog?
Yes. Add every dog in your household to one account and pick who is joining before each walk. Distance, time and care history are kept separately for each dog, and every dog gets their own leaderboard place — so a puppy is never measured against a senior.
Does it work if I lose signal or lock my phone?
Yes. Walks keep recording with the screen off and the phone in your pocket. If the app is force-quit or the phone restarts mid-walk, TrackMyPaw finds the unfinished walk when you come back and offers to resume it, save it, or discard it — so a walk is not lost.
Can I give my vet a record of my dog's health?
Yes. TrackMyPaw exports a vet report as a PDF that combines your dog's health card, weight history, medication and treatment log, your own notes, and their real walking activity over the same period. You can share it from your phone or hand it over at the appointment.
What kind of reminders can I set?
Anything on a schedule: monthly flea and tick treatment, daily medication, feeding times, grooming, nail trims, and the yearly vaccination. Reminders can repeat on the interval you choose, and you can tick a routine off straight from the notification without opening the app.
Which devices does TrackMyPaw support?
TrackMyPaw is an iPhone app, available on the App Store and running on iOS 15.1 or later. The interface is available in English and Ukrainian.
Do I need a GPS collar or any extra hardware?
No. TrackMyPaw uses your iPhone's GPS while you are walking together. There is no tracker to buy, no collar to charge, and no subscription to a hardware service.
What happens to my location data?
Your walk routes belong to your dog's journal. Location is recorded only while a walk is running, and nothing about your route is shared publicly unless you choose to share a walk card yourself. Full detail is in the privacy policy.