One tap when you leash up — the walk goes in your dog's story, the week goes on their streak. Around it: the dog people of your city, and a whole neighborhood on your side if the worst day ever comes. Free, forever.
The walk is already the best part of your dog's day. Now it adds up to something you can both be proud of — a week at a time, at whatever pace you set.
One tap when you leash up, one when you're home. Phone in your pocket, screen off — the walk never drops a step. Took the whole crew? One walk counts for every dog who came.
You set the weekly goal — three walks? five? — and every walk moves the week along. A rainy week, a sick week, a life week? The streak pauses. It never resets, and it never, ever guilts you.
A friendly board for the dogs of your circle — and, when you choose, your city, your breed, or the whole world. Breed leagues are normalized, so the chihuahua league is fair. Nobody appears in a league they didn't join, and leaving takes one tap.
Plan a group walk in any community or group you belong to — a time, a meeting spot, a size cap, and fit notes so every dog lands well, including the ones who need space. Meet in public, on-leash friendly places: the reminder is built in.
A widget with your actual dog and this week's paws-on-pavement — a little wag before you even open the app. iOS and Android.
Turn a walk or a weekly rank into a card worth posting — your dog, the numbers, and nothing else. The card shows the stats; your route stays private.
Log it after — how long, and the distance if you know it. Logged walks count toward the streak (that part is between you and your dog). Leagues only ever rank recorded walks — fair is fair.
Ready for the day you hope never comes — and for all the small ones in between. Both built in, both free, for everyone, forever.
One tap reports your dog lost. Members nearby get alerted — same city and the towns around it — and your dog gets a public page anyone can help from: no app, no account, just “I saw them, here.” Every report lands straight on your phone.
Calm, even then: never more than one alert a day — and nothing when there's nothing.
Set it once on your dog's profile — vaccines, deworming, flea & tick, vet visits, birthdays. A gentle nudge at nine in the morning, never at night, never marketing.
Everything else on Amidipet serves one thing: genuine human connections, sparked by dogs.
Browse the dogs of your city — every wet nose leads to a human. One friendly request, zero swiping.
Private messages and little rooms for your regulars — photos, reactions, voice notes, and the next group walk planned right where everyone already talks.
Between dogs, still researching, or missing one you loved — the dog is the icebreaker, never the entry ticket.
Some dogs need distance, not judgment. A “needs space” badge you set yourself tells other members before you ever meet — nothing to explain at the park gate.
Your breed, your neighborhood, your first-time questions — started and run by members like you. Join in one tap; your communities show on your profile as an icebreaker.
One in four new owners gets overwhelmed enough to wonder if they made a mistake. That's not failure — that's week two. So the app walks the first weeks with you: one small task a day, about ten minutes, with warm words that expect the mess.
From the ride home to a confident young dog — socialization windows, night routines, all the firsts. One day at a time, in your language.
The settling-in month, decompression first — including the week-three wobble, when a relaxing dog suddenly tests everything. Expected, planned for, walked through.
Yours from day one, at your own pace. And when others near you start the same journey, you'll find each other.
Warm, practical guidance — never veterinary advice. For anything health-related, your vet is the one to call.
Gotcha day, first walk, first swim, the trick that finally worked — milestones with photos, kept in order on your dog's profile. Birthdays and gotcha days suggest themselves, and finishing a program writes its own proud entry.
And if the hardest goodbye ever comes, the story becomes their tribute — kept with the same care, for as long as you want it.
Most social apps optimise for your attention. Amidipet optimises for the walk.
Who you are here is a city you picked from a list — the only location we ever store about you. GPS exists for one thing: the walk you chose to record. Between walks, nothing — not sampled, not “anonymized”. Nothing.
Raw traces are private by default. Share a walk and it's a rendered map — with privacy zones blurring the blocks around home. Where you walk never decides who finds you.
The streak is your dog's, the week is the unit, and a missed week pauses — it never resets, and nothing nags you back. Leagues are stages you step onto by choice, never rankings you wake up on.
One gentle bundle, never five pings. Reminders arrive when you scheduled them. And what's silent by design stays silent.
Messages are never scanned or mined. Only what you report is ever seen by a human.
Real people review reports — and blocking someone actually protects you.
Lost-dog alerts, messages, communities, walks, streaks, safety — free for everyone, forever. Not a launch promo; a rule we wrote down. The whole model is clearly labeled sponsored content — never your data.
A name, a handle, your city. Twenty seconds, no questionnaire.
Dogs open doors here — and a new puppy or fresh rescue starts their first-weeks program right away. No dog yet? Plenty of members are still dreaming.
Record the first walk, set the week's goal, say hi to a neighbor dog — the sidewalk does the rest.
Get Amidipet on your phone — the walk, the widget, and the whole city in your pocket. Prefer a browser? That works too.
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