Run the whole day from one screen. Spend it with the dogs.
Daycare, boarding, grooming, training — Animal Lovers App takes the bookings, runs the front desk, and keeps every run card straight, so the person who loves this work isn’t stuck behind a monitor.
No slides. We walk one real day through the software, drop-off to report card.
6:51 AM · Before it opens
You didn’t open a dog daycare to answer phones.
But somewhere between the booking calls, the sticky notes, the Sunday-night staff schedule, and the folder of vaccination records nobody can find, that’s what the job became. The dogs are twenty feet away and you’re behind a screen — again.
Every missed call is a missed booking, and a missed booking stings twice: once in the ledger, once in the gut.
It doesn’t have to run like that. A day can just go in order.
The same day, on our software
A Tuesday, minute by minute.
Same facility, same staff, same full yard — with the software doing the part that kept you at the desk.
Two bookings arrived while you slept.
Online booking covers daycare, boarding, grooming, and training — multi-dog households, drop-off and pick-up times chosen by the parent. Nobody called anybody.
The morning rush, minus the rush.
The whole day sits on one screen at the front desk. Check-in is one tap per dog.
Run cards, up and honest.
Feeding and medication sign-offs on every card — and a red “meds: yes” flag your staff can read from across the room.
The vaccine roster speaks up early.
Know whose shots lapse before they walk in — not while the parent is standing at the counter.
Also working quietly all day: packages, loyalty points, and staff-only notes pet parents never see — plus the owner-visible kind they do.
1:40 PM · Meanwhile, elsewhere
If any of this sounds familiar…
- The feeling that there’s “so much going on, in all different places.”
- Booking one dog takes about twenty steps. Heaven forbid two.
- A surprise $2,000 “gateway fee” nobody mentioned on the sales call.
- Being moved onto their payment processor at three times your old rate.
- Learning about the outage from an angry customer instead of the vendor.
- Per-employee pricing that creeps upward every time you hire someone good.
…we won’t say who. You already know. Here’s what we will say: switch in a weekend, pay nothing for two months. Bring the dogs; leave the twenty steps.
Next week’s schedule, published.
Staff scheduling is included in the flat price. Some tools charge per employee for this. We think that’s a strange way to treat growth.
3:05 PM · Where it’s built
Built alongside a working facility in Denver.
Animal Lovers App is being built with a real daycare-and-boarding business — their morning rush, their run cards, their front desk. A feature earns its place by surviving an actual 7 AM before it ships.
“This one seems really easy to find everything… I like how it’s just simple right there.”
Payroll hours, reviewed by you.
Review-first, never auto-send. Your name is on the checks; you get the last look.
Report cards go out — in your app.
Pet parents open an app with your logo and your colors: report cards, in-app messaging, card on file.
5:45 PM · The books
$249/mo
Flat. Everything above is included.
That’s the whole pricing page.
6:12 PM · Lights out
See one whole day in twenty minutes.
We’ll walk your day through the software — drop-off to report card. If it doesn’t feel like the simple one, that’s your answer, and we part friends.
Weekday mornings work well — you can watch it run next to your real one.