Follow-ups that run themselves.

Regulars drift quietly, and nobody tells you. dogmode notices first and sends one friendly nudge at the right moment, in your voice, inside guardrails a person would want.

The shop's home screen on a laptop: the follow-ups and what they sent

Follow-ups that fit the shop, at every stage.

Just me

Four follow-ups run themselves today; you reword any message, see a live preview, and see exactly what was sent and when.

A follow-up, as the owner sees it

A shop

One nudge per customer per fortnight across every automation, polite hours in your shop's own timezone, and silence for anyone who already rebooked.

The diary on an iPhone

A chain

Every branch's follow-ups inside the same guardrails, each review ask deep-linked to the right branch, an honest won-back count per branch.

Every dog in one place

Tried, tested and trusted by 20 dog businesses.

The guardrails come first.

A follow-up that spams your clients costs more than it earns. Every automation runs inside the same hard rules, and none of them can be talked out of it.

The shop's home screen on a laptop

Yours to steer.

Your words, on an iPhone

Your words

Reword any message and see a live preview before it ever sends.

Receipts, not vibes, on an iPhone

Receipts, not vibes

Every automation shows what it sent and when it last ran. Texts carry real delivered-or-failed receipts.

An honest won-back count, on an iPhone

An honest won-back count

A booking counts as won back only if it lands within 72 hours of the nudge. If we cannot prove it, we do not count it.

The guardrails

Polite hours only.

Sends happen 8am to 8pm in your shop's own timezone. Never at midnight.

Polite hours only, on an iPhone
The guardrails

One nudge per fortnight.

A hard cap of one automated message per customer every 14 days, across all follow-ups combined.

One nudge per fortnight, on an iPhone
The guardrails

Already rebooked? Silence.

If the owner already booked, the nudge is skipped. Nobody gets chased for something they did.

Already rebooked? Silence., on an iPhone
The guardrails

Opt-out means out.

One opt-out silences every automation for that owner, everywhere.

Opt-out means out, on an iPhone
The guardrails

Never touches money.

No automation can charge a card or move a dollar. Money only moves when a person acts.

Never touches money, on an iPhone
What runs

The seven follow-ups.

Four run today at our founding pilot, sending real nudges to real customers. The other three are built and waiting: you flip each one on when it suits you.

  • Abandoned checkout recovery: live today
  • Warm-lead follow-up: live today
  • Appointment reminders: live today
  • Due-back rebooking: live today
  • Review asks: you switch it on
  • Win-backs: you switch it on
  • Birthday wishes: you switch it on
The shop's home screen on an iPhone
Repeat bookings

Repeat bookings are not an automation.

Looking for repeat bookings, where a regular is booked in every week? That is a booking feature with you in charge, not an automation.

See repeat bookings →

A repeat booking in the Dogdoor

Powering real bookings every day.

40,637

appointments booked

3,166

report cards sent

20,395

dogs on dogmode

Receipts, not vibes.

Every automation shows what it sent and when it last ran. Texts carry real delivered-or-failed receipts.

The diary on a laptop

Frequently asked questions

Which follow-ups run?

Abandoned checkout recovery, Warm-lead follow-up, Appointment reminders, Due-back rebooking, Review asks, Win-backs, Birthday wishes. Four run today at our founding pilot, sending real nudges to real customers. The other three are built and waiting: you flip each one on when it suits you.

Will my customers get spammed?

A hard cap of one automated message per customer every 14 days, across all follow-ups combined.

When do the messages go out?

Sends happen 8am to 8pm in your shop's own timezone. Never at midnight.

What if the owner already rebooked?

If the owner already booked, the nudge is skipped. Nobody gets chased for something they did.

Can an owner opt out?

One opt-out silences every automation for that owner, everywhere.

Can an automation charge a card?

No automation can charge a card or move a dollar. Money only moves when a person acts.

Can I change the wording?

Reword any message and see a live preview before it ever sends.

How do I know what was sent?

Every automation shows what it sent and when it last ran. Texts carry real delivered-or-failed receipts.

What counts as won back?

A booking counts as won back only if it lands within 72 hours of the nudge. If we cannot prove it, we do not count it.

Are repeat bookings an automation?

Looking for repeat bookings, where a regular is booked in every week? That is a booking feature with you in charge, not an automation.

Which ones are live today?

Abandoned checkout recovery, Warm-lead follow-up, Appointment reminders, Due-back rebooking. The others are built and waiting: you flip each one on when it suits you.

Do the texts cost extra?

200 texts a month per location are included, then $0.20 a text. Email is free and unlimited.

Can I switch one off?

Yes. Each follow-up has its own switch, and every automation shows what it sent and when it last ran.

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dogmode on every phone.

Run your shop from your pocket, and give every customer their dog's own app.

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Their dog's cards, photos, bookings and chat. No app store: it opens from a text.

The Dogdoor, for dog owners

dogmode, for your shop

Add it to your home screen on iPhone and Android and it runs like an app.

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