LeashDay is the iPhone app for solo dog walkers and pet sitters — schedule visits, track walks with GPS, and send owners a beautiful report card the moment you're done. Get paid without the awkward Venmo request.
Maplewood Paws Pet Care
Note from Marisol's walker Biscuit crushed his park loop — two squirrel standoffs, zero pulling. Fresh water topped off!
One app for the whole visit
Check in, walk, snap photos, tick the checklist. One hand on the phone, one on the leash. Works with zero signal at the park.
Route map, photos, potty breaks, a note — it builds itself the second you check out. One tap sends it, with your business name on it.
Visits roll into a weekly invoice with a tap-to-pay link. Tips included. No more chasing.
Door codes and key locations live in an encrypted vault behind Face ID — not in a note on your phone. They're encrypted on your device with a key only your Apple account holds, so neither we nor Apple can read them. Get a new phone and they come right back.
Your clients, schedules, pet records and visit history sync through your own private iCloud — we can't read any of it. The one thing we do hold is a report card after you send it, so the owner can open the link; it expires in 90 days and you can revoke it anytime. No ads, nothing sold — ever.
Simple pricing
$0
up to 3 active clients
$12.99/mo
or $99/yr · 30-day free trial
Founding
$79/yr
locked for life · regular $99
Prices in USD. The founding rate stays $79/yr for as long as you keep the subscription.
Founding list
Early access + $79/yr locked for life (regular $99). A few emails between now and launch — that's it.
Thanks — we'll email when the beta opens.
One quick question: what would this be worth to you monthly?
Noted — thank you!
Good questions
Yes. Check-in, GPS tracking, photos, and checklists all work in airplane mode — parks with zero bars are exactly where you need this. The report card composes right there on your phone and waits in your Outbox; the moment you're back in signal it's ready to send, and you fire it off with one tap.
No. Owners just get a link — the report card opens in any browser, on any phone. Nothing to install, no account to create, no password to forget.
Mid-November 2026, on iPhone and iPad — right before the holiday sitting rush. Founding members get beta access first, this fall. LeashDay is built natively for iOS; there's no Android version planned.