I'm developing a mobile app—dog walking schedule

I create mobile applications for dog walkers and walking agencies that handle ten to fifteen dogs a day and for whom a regular task planner doesn't fit—they need a tool designed for specific work. In the app, each dog gets its own card: address, doorphone or gate code, leash habits, allergies, feeding time, and everything the walker needs to know before ringing the door. The system collects records for the day, groups dogs by neighborhood, and builds a walking route considering visit duration and travel time between addresses—so the walker doesn't spend the morning manually organizing the order.

The moment after the walk is separately considered, because that's what owners look forward to most. The walker takes several photos, briefly notes the dog's mood and appetite, and the app immediately sends the owner a photo report with a timestamp and the walk track on the map. I build the system from three connected parts: a field app for the walker, an owner's personal account with history of reports, and an admin panel for the agency showing all staff and the day's schedule.

In the standard package:
— dog cards with photos, address, and care notes
— automatic route building with manual rearrangement
— photo report to owner immediately after each walk
— push notifications about schedule changes and delays
— offline mode for poor connection