PupShiftThe double dinner
You both fed him, ten minutes apart. He was thrilled. You were not.
Two of you, one dog, zero guessing.
Stop texting “did you feed him?”. Tap once when you do it, and your partner knows.
“I thought YOU walked him.” The most-said sentence in your home. Until now.
Before PupShift
Sound familiar?
The 7 AM text
“Did you walk her?”, sent while one of you is already on the train.
Who does more?
It feels uneven, but neither of you can say by how much.
What changes with one board
One tap, both of you see it
Fed, Walked, meds or your own buttons. Your partner sees who did it and when, as it happens.
A check before seconds
A meal within two hours of the last one (six hours for meds)? The app asks first.
Their phone rings
With alerts on in the phone app, your partner’s phone rings when you log a care.
Whose turn, without keeping score
The board shows who is up next, so it stays fair without an argument.
A friendly weekly cup
Every care is a point. Pick a prize, like who chooses the movie. The week ends Thursday at 8 PM.
Thanks in one tap
Send a heart for the walk in the rain. They see it on their phone.
Ringing works in the iPhone and Android app with alerts on. The website shows the same board, without alerts.
Tools for you
Guides for you
How to split dog chores fairly in a familyWrite down every dog job, look at who is actually home at each time, and give each job a named owner or a clear rotation. Then check it together once a week and keep one shared record so nobody has to guess.
6 min readPDF
Who fed the dog? A family dog-care agreementWrite one page together with a name next to every dog job, a rule to log each job the moment it is done, a check before feeding, and a review date. Everyone signs it.
6 min readPDF
Shared dog custody: a schedule and handoff plan for two homesFirst ask whether two homes suit your dog at all. If they do, choose longer stretches over frequent swaps, keep the routine the same in both homes, make handoffs short and calm, and keep one shared record of meals, walks and anything the other home needs to know.
6 min readPDF
To print
Questions
Do we both need an iPhone?
No. One of you can use the iPhone app and the other any browser, on a phone or a computer. You both see the same board.
Will my partner’s phone ring when I feed the dog?
Yes, in the phone app with alerts on. The browser version doesn’t ring.
Can we use it across two homes?
Yes. The board is the same wherever each of you is, so a dog who moves between two homes keeps one log.
Ready when you are.
Make a board in a minute, then send the link to whoever helps.