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PawVisit

For dog walkers and pet sitters

The card you send after the walk

Tap the pet, tap start, walk the dog, tap stop. PawVisit turns that into one card for the owner: the photo, the time you started, how long you were out and what happened. It also holds the things you need before the door opens, and it never asks where you went.

Up to 10 pets on the standard tier.
Full: $4.99/mo, $24.99/yr or $59.99 once.

  • Dog walkers
  • Android
  • 10 languages
  • No location access
The PawVisit Today screen for Monday, September 21: Milo walked at 8:30, Luna due at 10:15 with a Start button, then Bertie and Coco later in the day

WHAT THE OWNER GETS

One card when you leave

Tap stop and PawVisit builds a single image: the photo you took, the pet’s name, the date, the time you started, how long you were out, what happened and your note. You send it from your own phone through WhatsApp, a text or an email, whichever that owner prefers.

  • Your photo of the dog
  • The start time and how long you were out
  • What happened, tapped as you went
  • Your note to the owner

There is no app for the owner to install, and nothing is ever sent without you.

A visit card for Milo: a photograph of a golden retriever on grass, the date, a start time of 8:30 AM, a duration of 31 minutes, chips reading walked, water, peed and pooped, the note Happy and calm, good walk by the park, and the walker’s name
A card for a thirty one minute walk, ready to send.

WHAT IT HOLDS

Everything about the round, in one place

Tap start, walk the dog, tap stop

The elapsed time is worked out from the moment you started, not counted up while the screen is on, so locking the phone or taking a call loses nothing. Tap what happened as you go: walked, fed, water, peed, pooped, meds given, playtime, let out, litter.

Before you open the door

Each client card carries how to get in, the alarm code, the key tag, the emergency contact and the vet. Each pet carries its photo, breed, weight, medication as the owner gave it, and the warnings you need first: pulls on the lead, reactive, never off lead, bolts at the door.

Every key you hold

A key ring lists the keys in your bag and whose they are, sorted by the tag written on the fob. When one goes missing you know whose it is in seconds rather than working back through a phone.

One visit, one household

A visit can cover several pets from the same house and produces one card for all of them. Pets from two different clients never share a visit, so nothing ends up on the wrong owner’s card.

Invoices and who owes you

With the full version, bill a client for a week or a month from the visits you completed, at their rate or your standard one, as a PDF with your own logo. Mark an invoice paid and how, and see what is outstanding at 14, 30 and over 30 days. PawVisit never handles the money itself.

Two reminders, and no more

One the evening before, listing tomorrow’s visits and the first one’s time. One when an invoice is still unpaid after two weeks. Android can hold a notification back, so the app also shows what the phone is doing to them.

The screens

Scroll sideways, or use the arrow keys

A drop in visit for Luna at one minute seventeen, with outcome buttons for walked, fed, water, peed, pooped, meds given, playtime, let out and litter
A visit in progress. The timer runs from when you started it.
A pet record showing breed, date of birth, weight, medication as the owner gave it, feeding and walking notes, and warning flags
A pet record, including the things you need before the door opens.
A client card with the address, how to get in, a covered alarm code, the key tag, the emergency contact and the vet
The client card. The alarm code stays covered until you tap it.
The key ring listing each key held with its tag and the client it belongs to
The key ring, sorted by the tag written on the fob.
The reports screen showing visits and hours by client over a chosen period, with a CSV export button
Reports, in the full version: visits, hours and what your finished work came to.

WHY IT WORKS THIS WAY

Built for one person and their round

The card is the product

An owner at work wants to know the dog was walked and is fine. One image answers that: the photo, the start time, how long you were out, what happened and your note.

You send it, not us

The card leaves from your own phone through the share sheet you already use. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is sent automatically and no owner is ever messaged on your behalf.

It cannot follow you

PawVisit requests no location permission at all, so it has no route, no map and nothing to leak. The three location permissions are stripped from the app before it is built.

Keys and codes stay put

Alarm codes and key tags live on your phone behind an optional lock that uses your fingerprint, your face or the device PIN, whichever your phone supports.

Built for one person

Ten to sixty regular clients, kept by the person who walks them. Not a team product with seats, roles and an admin console.

PRICE

Standard, or the full version

STANDARD

Up to 10pets

  • The Today list and the visit timer
  • The visit card, with photo
  • Client and pet records
  • The key ring and reminders
  • Backup and restore

FULL

$4.99/month

or $24.99 a year, or $59.99 once

  • No limit on pets
  • Invoices and the owed board
  • Reports and CSV export
  • The card without the PawVisit line
  • No ads
Get PawVisit on Google Play

You can start a 14-day trial from inside the app when you choose; nothing is charged and no card is needed. If you never upgrade, every client, pet and visit you have already recorded stays open and editable.

QUESTIONS

Before you install it

Do the owners need the app?

No. They get the visit card as an image by WhatsApp, text or email, whichever they prefer. There is nothing for them to install and no account for them to make.

Does it track where I walked?

No, and it could not. PawVisit asks for no location permission at all, so there is no route, no map and no GPS trail. That is a property of the app rather than a setting you have to trust.

Is this for finding a dog walker?

No. It is for the person doing the walking, keeping their own clients. There is no marketplace and no booking from strangers.

What happens if I never upgrade?

You keep up to 10 pets, the visit log, the timer and the visit card. Everything you have already recorded stays readable and editable.

Can one visit cover two dogs in the same house?

Yes. A visit can cover several pets from one household and produces a single card for them. Pets from two different clients cannot share a visit.

What if I change phones?

Back up to one file, photos included, and restore it on the new phone. It opens on another Android phone running PawVisit. There is no account and no cloud copy.

Does it do my tax return?

No. With the full version the reports show your visits, hours and what your completed visits came to, by client. That figure is the value of the work you finished, whether or not it has been invoiced or paid. It calculates no tax.

Is it in Spanish?

Yes. The app runs in 10 languages, including Spanish. Invoice PDFs are written in English, because the bundled typeface carries no other script.

The round, the record and the card the owner gets

Android only. $4.99 a month, $24.99 a year or $59.99 once.