Where it runs, and where it doesn’t yet.
Lucky Dog Log is being built in the open, one surface at a time. Rather than a page of store badges that don’t go anywhere, here is exactly where each one stands.
Lucky Dog Log is not in the App Store yet, and not released on Google Play.
- iPhoneNot in the App Store yetEverything the app does — the seventeen categories, the reminders, the dog’s profile, the family, sharing, the receipt reader. It is not in the App Store yet. This page will carry the link the day it is.
- Apple WatchWith the iPhone appInstalls alongside the iPhone app: one-tap logging from the wrist, the walk clock, reminders answered without the phone, and a watch-face complication.
- WebOpen, with an accountSign in with the account from your phone and your dogs open in the browser: the Today grid, history, trends, reminders, the profile, the family, sharing and the receipt reader. No account is created on the web; the phone app does that.
- AndroidNot released on Google Play yetA native Kotlin app — a first-class surface, not a port — with a Wear OS companion. The reminder rules are written down so that the two phones agree to the minute. It has the family too: everyone in a family sees every dog in it and can log for them, whichever phone they happen to be holding. It has not been released on Google Play yet. This page will carry the link the day it is.
Was a dog or a family shared with you?
The person who invited you can send you the link to the app. Then open Lucky Dog Log and tap Have an invitation? The code is in the email — or tap the email’s button again once the app is on your phone. Want to know when a platform lands? Write to us from the contact page. We don’t run a mailing list and we won’t start one without saying so.
The person who invited you can send you the link to the app. Then open Lucky Dog Log and tap Have an invitation? The code is in the email — or tap the email’s button again once the app is on your phone. Want to know when a platform lands? Write to us from the contact page. We don’t run a mailing list and we won’t start one without saying so.