Walk tracker + Paw Map
Strava for dogs. Clear the fog of your city, one walk at a time.
Your town starts fogged. Every street you walk with the dog clears it, for good. Doggo records the route, the distance and the steps, stamps milestones into your dog’s Passport, and shows who walked the most in your neighbourhood this week. No GPS collar, no monthly fee, no phantom 10-mile “walks” when you drove to the vet.
Last reviewed 23 August 2026
What it does
- GPS route, distance, duration and steps for every walk, recorded from your phone.
- Paw Map: a fog-of-war layer over your city that clears wherever you have walked. Permanently.
- XP, streaks and badges for new ground, new spots and consistency.
- A local leaderboard by neighbourhood (opt-in), because some of us do get competitive.
- Walk photos pulled into the recap, and a “from this walk” story you can share or keep.
Why fog-of-war works for dog walks
People who use exploration apps say the same thing: “makes me want to go down every street in my city” and “I’m walking more than ever”. The mechanic turns the boring bit of dog ownership, the daily loop, into a reason to turn left instead of right. Your dog gets new smells; you get a map that is visibly yours.
Private by default
Every walk is yours alone unless you choose to share it with frens or everyone. The leaderboard is opt-in. You can clear the whole fog of Dublin without a single person knowing where you were.
Plain-English answers
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a GPS collar?
No. Doggo tracks walks from your phone. There is nothing to charge, subscribe to or lose in the long grass.
Does the walk tracker drain the battery?
It uses the phone’s normal location services while a walk is running and stops when you end the walk. A typical hour-long walk uses a small fraction of a day’s battery.
Is Doggo free?
The map, walk tracker and Paw Map are free in your home country. Doggo Pro unlocks other countries and extras.