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.
The iPhone app is in beta on TestFlight. Anyone can join.
- iPhoneBeta, openInstall Apple’s TestFlight from the App Store, then open the Lucky Dog Log beta on your phone and tap Install. Everything the app does today — the seventeen categories, the reminders, the dog’s profile, sharing, the receipt reader — is in it. Not in the App Store yet.
- Apple WatchBeta, with the iPhoneInstalls alongside the iPhone app: one-tap logging from the wrist, the walk clock, reminders answered without the phone, and a watch-face complication.
- WebBeta, with an accountSign in with the account from your phone and your dogs open in the browser: the Today grid, history, reminders, the profile, sharing and the receipt reader. No account is created on the web; the phone app does that.
- AndroidPlannedA native Kotlin app at feature parity — a first-class surface, not a port. The reminder rules are written down so that the two phones agree to the minute.
Was a dog shared with you?
Install the beta above, 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.
Install the beta above, 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.