The Sitterly product

One visit record for everyone responsible for the care.

Owners coordinate the work, sitters complete it, and clients follow the care through focused experiences connected to the same business.

Sitterly owner dashboard showing a synthetic pet-care workday
Current Sitterly interface shown with synthetic demo data.

For the owner

Begin with the questions that can change the day.

The owner view brings the schedule, assignments, and visit progress into one operating picture. It is designed to make unresolved work easier to see before somebody has to ask.

  1. 01

    Which visits are scheduled today?

  2. 02

    Who is responsible for each one?

  3. 03

    What still needs attention?

The current beta is still being tested against different team structures, service mixes, and scheduling habits.

At the visit

The sitter's view begins with the work in front of them.

The next visit, its timing, and the care context stay close together. Sitters should not have to reconstruct an assignment from a calendar, a text thread, and a separate file.

Sitterly sitter Today view showing a synthetic visit schedule
Current Sitterly interface shown with synthetic demo data.

One visit carries

  • The scheduled service and assigned sitter
  • The pet and home details needed for care
  • Visit progress and the report shared afterward

Exact visit actions depend on the service and the permissions assigned by the business.

For the client

Clients see the care, not the machinery behind it.

The client experience keeps upcoming care, visit updates, messages, and account actions in a focused place. Internal scheduling decisions stay with the business.

A clear answer after every handoff.

The client should know what is booked, what happened, and whether they need to do anything next.

Sitterly client home view showing synthetic upcoming care
Current Sitterly interface shown with synthetic demo data.

What is true today

Sitterly is a working private beta, not a finished promise.

We are hardening the product through real use. A walkthrough includes the current workflows, their limits, and the parts that may need adjustment for your business.