Every walk
counts.
Barnaby records your walks, adds them up, and shows you what a week actually amounts to. Sharing is there if you want it.
This is what Barnaby
feels like.
Everything for the walk.
Nothing that distracts.
Four areas. The app does not want to be more than that.
GPS tracking on the map
One tap starts the recording and your route builds up on the map.
Community & feed
Only dog walks. No ads.
Statistics & progress
Distance and pace per walk, added up across weeks and months.
Home Zone & privacy
The start and end of a shared route are trimmed before anyone sees them. The protection is on before you change a single setting.
Three steps
and you’re off.
Install it, add your dog, go outside.
Get the app & add your dog
Create an account, then your dog’s name, breed and a photo.
Tap start
Lead on, one tap, and the recording runs until you end the walk.
Share & keep it up
Look at the summary, add a photo, share it or don’t — both count the same. Keeping it to yourself costs you nothing: distance and time land in your statistics either way.
Your data is yours.
Full stop.
Barnaby is run from Vienna and falls under European law. Protection for your address is switched on before you configure anything at all.
- Recording happens only between the start and end of a walk
- Shared routes lose their beginning and their end automatically
- No advertising, nothing sold to data brokers
- Export and deletion whenever you like, inside the app
Frequently asked questions
iOS and Android. Walks, statistics and badges belong to the account rather than the handset, so changing phones costs you none of it.
No. The only thing stored as a route is what falls between Start and the end of a walk. While the app is open it also asks for your location to draw the map and show local notes, and none of that is kept. The full version is under Home Zone.
The home zone hides the start and end of your route (typically your home) from others. Under Settings → Map → “Hide home zone by default” you set whether, which ends (start/end/both), and at what radius (25–125 m) it's hidden.
Ready for the
next walk?
The dog is going out anyway. Barnaby adds up what comes of it.