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Recurring work still needs a person watching it.
A repeating schedule does not answer who owns today's walk, whether that person is available, or what happens when coverage changes.
Dog walking software
Keep recurring walks steady when the real day changes.
Sitterly connects the schedule, sitter assignment, pet and home details, visit record, client update, and payment state so a call-out or handoff does not break the care around it.
Built inside the North Alabama pet-care business our founders still operate.
Morning, midday, and everything that moves
A repeating walk is simple until the assigned person, timing, or care changes.
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The next stop needs more than an address.
The sitter needs the right pet, timing, access context, care instructions, and visit steps without assembling them from separate tools.
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The client needs a clear end to the handoff.
Upcoming care, sitter details, messages, and the completed visit report should answer what was scheduled and what happened.
For the owner
See the coverage problem before the client has to report it.
The current owner view keeps today's visits, assignments, progress, and open decisions close enough to act. It is built for the moment a schedule looks complete but one walk still needs a responsible person.
See the owner, sitter, and client views
What is true today
The beta shows the product, including its current boundaries.
Sitterly does not need a longer feature list to be useful. It needs to hold up during the work your business already performs.
- Owner, sitter, and client experiences connected to the same business records.
- A working private beta tested one operational workflow at a time.
- No public claim of route optimization, native phone apps, or live GPS tracking.
Before you apply
Direct answers for dog walking businesses.
- Can a solo dog walker apply?
- Yes. The application accepts owner-operators and teams. Fit still depends on the workflow you need to test and what the current beta can support responsibly.
- Does Sitterly optimize driving routes or track walkers by GPS?
- The public website does not promise either capability. Sitterly currently focuses its public claims on scheduling, assignments, care context, visit records, client communication, and payments.
- Can I try it without moving the whole business?
- That is the intended private beta approach. Start with one workflow, keep the source system available, and expand only after the test gives you enough evidence.
Private beta
Bring the dog walking workflow that causes the most manual cleanup.
Tell us what happens when the schedule changes, a sitter calls out, or a client needs an answer. We will show you what Sitterly can support today.