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Every suite, charted through the night.

Pawly for boarding is being built for both sides of a stay. For your night staff: suites watched, the chart kept and a flag when a dog needs a look, coming with our camera hardware. For owners: a daily recap in your name, from drop-off to the first days home.

Talk to the foundersSee the owner's side
An owner crouches beside her golden retriever at a boarding front desk while a staff member smiles behind the counter.

How a stay goes now

A lot of a stay happens when nobody is writing it down.

  1. 7:40 am

    Drop-off

    Your teamBags, meds and feeding notes at the desk while three more owners wait.

    The ownerWill she eat? Will she cry all night? Who do I ask?

  2. 2:10 am

    Overnight

    Your teamOne person on nights, a lot of suites, and rounds on a schedule.

    The ownerAwake at 2am, wondering how her first night is going.

  3. 6:00 am

    Shift change

    Your teamThe handoff is a whiteboard, a clipboard and whatever the night person remembers.

    The ownerHoping someone noticed she didn't finish her dinner.

ComingExample boarding facility.

ComingThe owner side for boarding is in development.

Every stay, recapped in your name.

The first night away is the long one for owners. Pawly for boarding puts the whole stay in their Pawly app, under your facility's name.

  1. Before: a settle-in plan.

    A few days before drop-off, the owner gets a short plan from you to help the dog settle in. If they already use Pawly, the stay starts from the dog's real routine.

  2. During: a daily recap.

    Each day, a short recap from your team's notes and photos lands in the owner's app, under your name. Owners can reply, and your team sees it on the dog's record.

  3. After: a decompress plan.

    The first days home get a plan too, with check-ins: Easier, Same or Harder. If the owner agrees, you see how the dog settled back in.

[PLACEHOLDER: settle-in and decompress plans are new content; Jake to confirm they join the plan library]

ComingNeeds our camera hardware, which is still in development.

What Pawly will do for your team.

Three moments in a stay, and the work Pawly would take off your team's hands.

A golden retriever resting on a raised bed in a warm, quiet boarding suite.

Overnight runs

Pawly watches each suite and charts rest, movement, eating and drinking. If a dog is up and pacing, whoever is on nights gets a flag.

MonitoringChartingAfter-hours flags

Seven dogs in a bright daycare playroom while a staff member watches by the window.

Group play

A daycare day gets charted as it goes. When a dog needs a break, or something happens, there's already a record with the time on it.

ChartingIncident notes

Two staff members shake hands in a corridor of glass-fronted suites at night, one holding a tablet.

Shift change

The morning shift reads one summary per room: open flags, meds due, who ate and who didn't. Nobody starts from a blank whiteboard.

Shared recordHandoff

ComingIllustrative concept

One night in Room B.

How a flag, a check and a handoff could fit together on one record. The dogs, names and times are made up.

Room B · night view · 2:14 amIllustrative concept
Suite 1 · PepperAsleep since 10:40 pm
Suite 2 · BiscuitAsleep since 10:20 pm
Suite 3 · OliveAsleep
Suite 4 · MooseUp and pacing for 6 min. Flagged to staff.
  1. 1Suite 1 · Pepper: asleep since 10:40 pm
  2. 2Suite 2 · Biscuit: asleep since 10:20 pm
  3. 3Suite 3 · Olive: asleep
  4. 4Suite 4 · Moose: up and pacing for 6 min, flagged to staff
Night camera view at 2:14 am. Pepper, Biscuit and Olive are asleep in suites 1 to 3. Moose, in suite 4, is up and pacing, and Pawly has flagged it to the night staff.

  1. The flag

    Pawly for boarding · night staff

    Suite 4: Moose is up and pacing

    Pacing for 6 minutes, since 2:08 am. The other dogs in the room are asleep.

    A flag is a nudge to look. Staff decide what happens next.

  2. The check

    Suite 4 · Moose

    Checked by Sam

    Gave him a chew and dimmed the hall light. Settled by 2:25.

    Sam's note and the times went into the chart. Flag closed.

  3. The handoff

    Room B · night to morning

    • Suite 1 · PepperSlept through. Drank at 11:40 pm.
    • Suite 2 · BiscuitCalm night. Breakfast due at 7:00.
    • Suite 3 · OliveUp once at 4:10 am, settled on her own.
    • Suite 4 · MoosePaced 2:08 to 2:14 am. Sam checked at 2:16, gave a chew. Settled by 2:25.

    Charted automatically. One note from Sam.

Built for boarding.

Pawly for boarding is one of four editions, beside clinics, shelters and trainers. Inside the app, owners see your facility's own name and logo, like Cobble Creek's above. [PLACEHOLDER: co-branding options, Zane and Jake confirm]Co-branding details will be set before launch.

See all four editions

Pawly flags. Your team decides.

A calm second pair of eyes for the night shift. It can sit alongside a live webcam if you run one, and alongside your rounds either way.

Flags aren't diagnoses
A flag says what Pawly saw, like "up and pacing for 6 minutes". If a dog seems unwell, your vet protocol decides what happens next.
Staff decide
Every flag goes to a person on shift. They choose what to do, and the chart notes who looked and when.
Rounds still happen
Pawly helps between rounds. It doesn't replace the person walking the suites.
Where video goes
When monitoring comes, suite video is for your team. Before anyone uses it, we'll put in writing where it's processed, how long it's kept and who can see it. [PLACEHOLDER: video handling, Jake confirms]

Fair questions.

Is this a webcam for owners?

No. Owners get a short daily recap in your name, written from your team's notes and photos. Camera monitoring, when it comes, is for your team. If you already run webcams for owners, you can keep them.

Is this a separate app?

No. Owners use the Pawly app, and your facility's space inside it carries your name and logo. You don't have to build or publish an app of your own.

Does it work with our booking software?

Not yet. Pawly doesn't connect to any other system today. Tell us which one you use in the form below. That decides what we connect to first.

What hardware do we need?

For the daily recaps and plans, none: they run on your team's and your clients' phones. Night monitoring needs our own camera hardware, which is in development. [PLACEHOLDER: whether Pawly will also work with cameras you already have, Jake confirms]Whether it will also work with cameras you already have is still being decided.

What will it cost?

We haven't set pricing yet. When we do, it will be on this page.

Who owns the records?

Our intent is simple: your records are yours, and owners control what's in their own Pawly app. The exact terms will be written with counsel before anyone uses it. [PLACEHOLDER: data terms, counsel review]

In development

Talk to the founders.

Tell us how your stays, nights and handoffs work today, and how owners hear from you. Zane or Jake will write back to you themselves.

[Founder photo: Zane]
ZaneDesign, product and creative
[Founder photo: Jake]
JakeEngineering and AI

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