One record for everyone involved in the care.

The owner coordinates it, the sitter does it, the client follows it. Three views of the same visit, so a change made once is true for everyone.

The Sitterly owner dashboard: this week’s bookings and takings, today’s bookings with each client and the sitter’s photo, what was paid out to sitters, and who is on shift. Demo data.

The real product, with demo names and pets.

For the owner: the questions that can change your day, answered first.

What is scheduled, who is responsible for it, and what still needs attention. The owner’s desk brings those answers together, so you can act on them instead of hunting for them.

The owner calendar in week view, Sunday to Saturday, each day’s visits by time, with a note that every visit this week has a sitter. Demo data.
A dog walk opened as a drawer over the owner dashboard: time, client, phone, sitter, pet, address and the pricing snapshot. Demo data.
  • Bookings and the calendar

    Month, week and day views. Every visit shows its sitter or shows that it needs one. Filters by sitter, service and status.

  • Weekly plans

    A client who needs Monday to Friday walks gets one plan that fills the calendar ahead of time and keeps filling it.

  • Requests that wait for you

    New bookings and weekly requests arrive with the address, the pets and the price, and nothing is promised until you approve.

  • The team

    Availability and time off, who is eligible for which service, offers to sitters, and a check for clashes before anyone is assigned.

  • Messaging

    Client and sitter threads in one inbox. With Business Texting, a real business number that keeps personal phones private.

  • Money

    Invoices, saved cards and pay links through Stripe or Square, tips, and what each sitter earned from completed visits.

  • Automatic reminders and updates

    Confirmations, reminders and visit updates that send themselves, each one visible in the record afterward.

  • Bring your data

    Client and pet import from Time To Pet, Gingr, PetExec or a spreadsheet. Google Calendar sync for the visits.

For the sitter: the visit in front of them comes first.

Instead of a calendar, a text thread and a separate file, they get one visit with everything it needs, on the phone they already carry.

The sitter’s visit on a phone: the client’s address with directions, the gate code, the lockbox, alarm and parking notes, and how to get in. Demo data.
The sitter’s earnings for the period on a phone: the total, the payout the business recorded, and each completed visit. Demo data.
  • Today, in order

    The visits for the day, the next one first, with the time, the pets and the address.

  • The visit, step by step

    On my way, start, end, file report. The owner sees progress as it happens.

  • Home details when they are allowed

    Entry instructions and codes appear only for a client you have confirmed. A booking request with just a client’s phone number is not enough.

  • Reports with photos

    A care report with photos, filed from the phone before they leave the driveway.

  • GPS trails on tracked services

    On walks and other tracked services, the route records itself and goes to the client with the report.

  • Their earnings

    What they earned from completed visits, without asking the office.

  • Availability and time off

    They mark it, and the schedule respects it.

For the client: the care, without the back office.

Upcoming visits, reports, messages and payment in one calm place. Clients can ask for a visit, and the schedule stays your call.

The client’s new booking on a phone: step one of six, pick a service, with prices. Demo data.
The client’s message thread with the business on a phone, with a choice of who reads the reply. Demo data.
  • The next visit, up front

    When it is, who is coming, and a message thread if something needs saying.

  • Booking

    A booking form for new requests and an account that remembers their pets, their address and their card.

  • Reports

    Every report with its photos, and the GPS trail on tracked walks, in one place.

  • Their pets

    Profiles, feeding and medical notes, and the vet, kept where the sitter will see them.

  • Paying

    A saved card or a pay link, invoices, and a place to tip the sitter.

  • Nothing to install

    Everything opens from a link in a text or an email. The app is there for clients who want more.

Everything on this page is in the product today.

We run our own pet care business on Sitterly every day. When something is new, we say so.

See whether Sitterly fits the way your business works.

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