Meet the dog, not the profile
Discover deals one dog at a time — breed, age, weight, and the few tags that actually matter on a pavement. Swipe on for the next one, or swipe back to the one you just passed.
Walk together. Happy together.
Pet Walk shows you the dogs nearby, lets you post the walk you were taking anyway, and puts everyone who said yes into one chat. It tells people roughly where you walk — never where you live.
One walk, end to end
Nothing here needs anybody to be online at the same time as you.
Discover deals one dog at a time — breed, age, weight, and the few tags that actually matter on a pavement. Swipe on for the next one, or swipe back to the one you just passed.
A place, a time, and a line about what kind of walk it is. It lands in everyone's feed, and anyone can ask to come along. Flip the feed to Mine when you only want to see what you committed to.
The map carries three things at once: the walks coming up, the walkers sharing their position right now, and the vets and pet shops people have added. Each circle is somebody's walking area, not a pin on their door.
One-to-one, or a group for the walk. Messages arrive while the app is closed, and blocking runs both ways: two people who have blocked each other stop appearing to one another everywhere in the app, not just in the chat they left.
Where you are
Three rules, enforced on the server rather than trusted to the phone.
Every dog has a walking area — a place name and a radius drawn on the map. Zeytin walks within 800 m of Konyaaltı Beach Park. That circle is what everybody else sees, and it is all they see.
Turn on your live position for fifteen minutes, or thirty, or an hour. The deadline is checked on the server, so nothing the phone does or fails to do keeps you on the map past the time you agreed to — and switching it off deletes the stored position.
Coordinates, the sharing flag and your map radius never come back from an ordinary query — a signed-in account can read only the public columns of a profile. The private ones are reachable through two functions that apply your own radius and a staleness cut-off before they answer.
Get it
The listing is being prepared. The code beside this already points at where the app will live — the package name is fixed for the life of a listing, so the address cannot change. Scan it once the app ships.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.petwalk.app