Plan. Walk. Track. Grow.
Built for teen and casual walkers running their own neighborhood business — whether you have five clients or none yet. The built-in starter guide helps you land your first. No accounts. No middleman. Just walks.
Coming soon to the App StoreFour taps from "the neighbors asked" to a real little business — timer, schedule, money, and the report cards owners rave about.
Start a walk in one tap — the timer ticks on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island while the phone stays pocketed.
Weekly regulars with set durations, reminders, and two-way sync with the iOS Calendar. Never miss Tuesday's walk again.
Earnings by week, month, year, and client, plus a tax-time export. Send a payment request with a tap-to-pay Venmo link or an Apple Cash message.
After each walk, share a polished card with photos, duration, and each dog's own moods. Owners love them — and forward them.
A seven-step starter plan built into the app: pick your service and rate, get the parent sign-off, land your first three clients, nail the first walk, get paid (Venmo Teen Accounts and Apple Cash Family covered), and grow by referral. Check off each step as you go.
No other walking tracker ships with a business plan.
Free to start. Costs less than one walk a month.
LeashBook Pro unlocks unlimited clients, clean report cards, batch payment requests, and custom themes — pick how you'd like to pay:
Family Sharing supported — a parent can buy once for the household.
Monthly and yearly are auto-renewing subscriptions billed through your Apple Account. They renew unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the period ends, and you can cancel anytime in Settings. Lifetime is a one-time purchase — nothing renews. Full subscription terms.
LeashBook collects no personal information and requires no account — there's nothing to sign your kid up for and nothing to leak. Payments go through services you already supervise, like Venmo Teen Accounts and Apple Cash Family. You buy the app once; your teen runs the business.
More questions? Read the FAQ for parents →