A big countdown to the next toilet trip. One tap to log every pee, poo and "oh no". A dim, one-thumb mode for 3am. A short bit of training for today. For people who last slept on Tuesday.
At 3am you don't need a philosophy. You need three things: how long since the last pee, what to do right now, and where the line is between "tired" and "call the vet".
Tap Pee. The clock resets. The rug exhales.
Tap Nap. The clock pauses. Waking up means toilet trip.
Tap 3am, top right. Watch the screen go dim.
Waffles is made up. Your own puppy is unfortunately real.
Dark screen, big buttons, all low down where your thumb already is. Time since the last break at the top. What to do about the crying, one step at a time. It will not make you read a paragraph about crate philosophy.
And one big button for "something seems wrong", which goes straight to when to call the vet, your own vet's number, and poison lines.
When teeth touch skin (Dogs Trust steps)
A card for each of 30 days: settling in, toilet signals, biting, handling, recall, leash, alone time. Most exercises take one to three minutes. Rewards only.
It is a good start, not a finished dog. Your puppy may need three days on something the plan gives one, so you stay as long as you like. Bad day? There's a ten-minute version.
What to do right now, the plan for the coming days, what to avoid, and when to get help. No shouting, no spray bottles, no alpha anything.
Stop and stay still. Pulling your hand away fast can make it a game.
Dogs TrustTrade it for a treat or toy. Chasing turns it into a game. Swallowed something? That's a call to your vet, even if they seem fine.
American Kennel Club, among othersThe moment all four paws are down, "Yes!" and a treat on the floor.
Adapted from Dogs TrustBeing alone is a skill. Start with a few minutes, and go back a step at any sign of anxiety. The app has a ladder you can mark your rung on.
Dogs TrustOur condolences. Each one gets their own clock, log and plan.
Your usual gap between breaks, day and night. How long after meals the poo tends to show up. When the accidents cluster.
It describes, it doesn't prescribe. These are your numbers from your own taps, not a target. Timing varies per puppy and vet. And if the gaps suddenly get shorter, it says so and points you to your vet.
You can download the log as a file to show your vet.
Example with made-up data. Your chart stays empty until your puppy does something, which won't take long.
If you are not sure, phone anyway. The vet team will tell you how quickly your puppy needs to be seen. This list has its own tab in the app, and you get it free right here.
Signs named by the veterinary sources listed below. Not a full list, and not veterinary advice.
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No. It's a web app: it opens in your browser, you sign in with the email you bought with, and you can add it to your home screen so it behaves like an app.
No, not reliably. A web app can't ring when it's closed or your phone is locked. Use your phone's own alarm for overnight trips. The app tells you how long it's been when you're up.
You choose the gap. As a starting point it shows what the sources say: the San Francisco SPCA says puppies of 8 to 10 weeks usually need to go out at least once an hour, and Dogs Trust suggests about every two hours as a minimum, plus after sleep, play, meals and excitement. Logging a meal or a wake-up moves the clock sooner. Your vet knows your puppy, so change it any time.
No, and be wary of anyone who says so. Puppies learn at different speeds. The plan gives you a routine and a good start on the key skills, and shows you what to do next.
Reward-based only. No punishment, no alpha or dominance methods. Guidance was checked against sources including AVSAB, RSPCA, Dogs Trust, PDSA and the AKC. They're listed below and in the app.
First-time owners of a puppy aged about 8 to 16 weeks. If your puppy is a little older, the steps still apply: start at the day that fits.
No. It's general education. It names warning signs that need a vet straight away, and it refers aggression or anything that seems severe to a vet or qualified behaviourist.
Sign in with the same login on a second phone and the log follows you, when both phones are online.
You have 14 days from purchase to ask for a full refund by email, with no explanation needed.
Checked November 2026. The day-by-day order, exercises, session lengths, sample routines and every joke are our own: treat them as practical starting points. If a source and your own vet disagree, follow your vet.