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Dog walk tracker & care log · iPhone

The dog walk tracker that remembers everything else, too.

GPS walks with photos. Care reminders that come to you. A vet report that's ready before the appointment. And now the parks, water bowls and dog runs near wherever the walk takes you. For one dog or the whole pack.

See a year with your dog

Free to download · 7-day free trial on Pro · Cancel any time

No collar or tracker to buy Every dog in the house English & Ukrainian
Walk ticketMonday, Sep 7 · 18° Clear
07:55Home
09:26Home
Passenger
Coco 🐾
Distance
3.62 km
Duration
1:31:11
Seat
Always beside you
TrackMyPaw · App Store

One of nine walk cards the app prints for you.

Why it exists

Three questions nobody can answer at the vet

You know your dog better than anyone. And still, the memory goes blank in that room. TrackMyPaw is the notebook you never had to keep.

"When was the last flea treatment?"

Logged the day it happened, with the time, because you ticked it off from the notification.

"Has the weight changed?"

A weight log per dog, drawn as a line, on the same page as the treatments.

"Is he walking less than in spring?"

Every walk mapped and timed. The Movement view shows the last eight weeks side by side.

Read: the three questions your vet will ask, and how to have the answers

A year with your dog, kept

Not a fitness app with a dog icon on it.

TrackMyPaw follows the shape of a dog's life: the daily walk, the Saturday detour, the Tuesday flea drops, the vet visit, the gotcha day. Here is what a year looks like inside it.

Any morning · Walk

Press Walk. Pocket the phone.

The route draws itself while you're busy being present. When you get home the walk is already written up: where you went, how far, how long, what the weather was doing.

  • Photos land on the map. A camera button sits right on the walk screen. Up to five photos per walk go into that day's journal entry.
  • Nothing gets lost. Force-quit mid-walk and the app offers to resume, save or discard when you're back.
  • Screen off, still drawing. Allow location "Always" when the app asks and the route keeps going in your pocket.
A walk being recorded in TrackMyPaw: the route drawn on the map, the weather, duration and distance, and Finish, Pause and camera buttons.
Recording a walk. The route draws itself while the phone stays in your pocket.

Saturday · Places

Water, parks and dog runs, wherever the walk takes you.

Dog-friendly places near you, or near anywhere you're heading, sorted by distance. Move the map and it looks again.

  • Parks, water bowls, dog parks, vets and groomers. Pick a kind, or see them all.
  • Anywhere you're going. Pick an area before a trip and plan the walks around it.
  • Your own spots. Save the quiet field or the café that brings a bowl out. Yours stay yours.
  • Built on OpenStreetMap. Place data © OpenStreetMap contributors, added to by people who walk there.
The Places screen: a map dotted with parks and water bowls, and a list below it with 195 spots sorted by distance.
Places near you, or near anywhere you pick on the map.

Tuesday, 9:16 pm · Care

Set the routine once. The remembering is done for you.

Flea and tick, nail trims, training, the yearly shot. Each one sends a nudge on the day it's due, at the time you chose.

  • Tick it off from the notification. No need to even open the app.
  • Any rhythm. 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.
  • Log the small things. The limp, the itch, the new food. Dated, so a pattern can show itself.
The Care tab: today's care list for Coco with three routines to tick off, and doors to the schedule and to logging something.
Today's care. Tap the circle when something's done.

The appointment · Vet report

Hand your vet a real report.

Health card, weight, treatments and daily care, in one PDF, ready before you sit down. Shown exactly as it prints.

  • The dates the vet asks for. Last flea treatment, last worming, last vaccine, with what and when.
  • Weight over time. Every entry, so a slow change is visible instead of a guess.
  • Share or print. Send it ahead, or hand over the phone. Pinch to zoom.
  • Honest footnote. The report says it was recorded by you, and that walk distances are GPS-measured.
The vet visit report preview for Coco: health card with breed, sex and weight, allergies, vaccines, medications and daily care, above a Share PDF button.
The vet visit report, shown as it prints.

Sunday evening · Movement

See the shape of your weeks together.

Not a score. A picture. This week beside last week, the best week, and what the app quietly noticed.

  • Eight weeks at a glance. Tap any bar for that week's walks.
  • What the app noticed. "Five weeks in a row with at least one walk. Lola's rhythm is steady."
  • Your week's shape. Which days carry the walks, and which run quiet.
The Movement screen for Lola: this week's distance and time, a bar chart of the last eight weeks, and a note that her rhythm is steady.
Eight weeks, side by side, per dog.

Gotcha day · Celebrations

The birthday and the gotcha day, never missed.

Add the dates once. The app reminds you ahead of time, and on the day it hands you a card to share.

  • Two dates that matter. The day they were born, and the day they came home.
  • A card worth posting. Their photo, their age, the number of walks you've taken together.
  • Kind about the past. A rescue with an unknown birthday gets a gotcha day, and that's enough.
A celebration card, ready on the day.

After the walk · Share

Every walk becomes a card worth sharing.

Photo, ticket, stars, metro map, front page, a text from your dog. Nine styles. Pick one, post it in a tap.

  • Your photo, your numbers. Distance, time and the date, laid over the picture you took on the way.
  • Made for stories and group chats. Sized for the places people actually share.
  • No account, no feed, no followers. The card goes where you send it, and nowhere else.
Two share cards side by side: a photo card of Coco with distance and time, and a yellow Walk Ticket card with departure and arrival times.
Two of the nine styles: Photo and Ticket.

Every day · The whole pack

Two dogs, three dogs, the whole hallway.

Most dog apps quietly assume you have one dog. TrackMyPaw was built for households that don't.

  • Pick who's coming. Tap the dogs joining this walk. The one who slept through it isn't credited.
  • Everything kept apart. Distance, weight, medication and notes per dog, never a household total.
  • Achievements each. Eighteen badges per dog. A twelve-year-old isn't judged against a puppy.
The journal filtered to Coco: each walk listed with the shape of its route, the time of day, distance and duration.
One dog's journal. Every route, drawn by the dog.

Nothing to lose

No leaderboard. No streaks. No one to beat.

We tried the podium and took it out. A dog's walks aren't a competition, and a missed day shouldn't feel like a loss.

  • No rankings. Nobody else's dog is on your screen, and yours is on nobody's.
  • No streaks. Skip a rainy Tuesday and nothing breaks.
  • Goals you set yourself. Suggested from your own rhythm, chosen by you, no points attached.
  • Notices, kindly put. "Tuesdays run quiet." "Five weeks in a row." Said once, never nagged.
The TrackMyPaw home screen: a photo of Coco, today's weather, a Set today's goal button, and doors to Movement, Places and Achievements.
Home. Today's goal is yours to set, or to skip.

Compared with

Notes app, running tracker, or TrackMyPaw

Not a comparison with other dog apps. A comparison with what most people actually use today.

How three approaches handle the questions that come up in a dog's year.
The questionNotes & memoryA human fitness appTrackMyPaw
When was the last flea treatment?Scroll and hopeNot its jobDated, from the tick-off
Which dog was on that walk?If you wrote it downOne "athlete", always youPer dog, chosen at the start
Where's a water bowl near here?Ask aroundNoPlaces, sorted by distance
What do I show the vet?Your phone galleryA pace chartOne PDF, ready to share
What if I skip a week?NothingA broken streakNothing. On purpose.

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Pricing

Free to start, and generous about it

Everything you record stays yours to read, whichever tier you're on.

Free

$0

No card, nothing to remember.

  • Record up to 5 GPS walks
  • All your dogs, no limit
  • Full care schedule, reminders and vet report
  • Places, journal, photos, celebrations and stats

TrackMyPaw Pro

7 days free then monthly or yearly

Price shown in your own currency in the App Store.

  • Unlimited walk recording
  • Everything in Free, without the cap
  • Yearly costs less than monthly
  • Cancel any time in iPhone Settings

Subscriptions are billed through Apple. The free trial converts to a paid plan unless cancelled at least 24 hours before it ends.

Frequently asked

Before you download

Is TrackMyPaw free?

Yes. The free tier records up to five GPS walks and includes every dog, the full care schedule with reminders, the vet report, Places, the journal, photos and stats. Pro removes the walk cap, with a 7-day free trial first.

Can I track more than one dog?

Yes, as many as live with you. At the start of each walk you tap the dogs who are coming, and everything (distance, weight, medication, notes, achievements) is kept per dog.

Can my partner and I track the same dog?

Today one account holds your dogs, so whoever holds the phone records the walk. Sharing a dog across a household, with each person's walks and care tick-offs in one place, is planned.

Does it keep recording with the screen off?

With location set to "Always" in iPhone Settings, yes: the route keeps drawing while the phone is locked or in your pocket. With "While Using the App", iOS pauses recording the moment the screen locks. The app explains this when you start your first walk.

Where do the places come from?

From OpenStreetMap, the map that volunteers keep up to date around the world. Parks, water bowls, dog parks, vets and groomers. You can add your own spots too, and those stay private to you.

Can I give my vet a record of my dog's health?

Yes. The vet visit report gathers the health card, weight history, treatments and daily care into one PDF you can share ahead of the appointment or show on the phone.

What kind of reminders can I set?

Anything with a rhythm: daily tablets, monthly flea and tick, quarterly worming, yearly vaccines, feeding, training, grooming. Each sends a notification at the time you chose, and you can tick it off right there.

Is there a leaderboard or a streak?

No. There used to be a leaderboard and we removed it. Goals are ones you set yourself, and skipping a day changes nothing.

Which devices does TrackMyPaw support?

iPhone, running iOS 15.1 or later, in English and Ukrainian. There is no Android version yet.

Do I need a GPS collar or any extra hardware?

No. Your iPhone records the walk. There is nothing to buy or charge.

What happens to my location data?

Routes are stored in your account so you can see them in your journal. Location is recorded only while a walk is running, it is never sold, and no one else can see your routes unless you share a card yourself. The privacy policy spells out exactly what is kept and for how long.

Does it work in Ukrainian?

Yes, fully. Switch the language in Settings, or let it follow your phone.

Your dog's whole story, in one place.

Free to start. Seven days of Pro on the house. And the first walk is already worth keeping.

Free to download · iPhone · English & Ukrainian