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Pawly

An owner chooses a walker and receives confirmation that the dog is home.

Pawly: a dog at the door as the walker unclips the lead.
The photo confirms the handover; the dated report records the return.
Role
Sole product designer
Version
September 2026 · EN/RU

Handing over a dog takes trust

Owners hand over a dog and sometimes keys. Trust rests on who can handle the dog, when it should return and which photos have arrived. Characters and scenario data are invented.

A match needs a reason

Baikal’s needs sit beside Marina’s recorded limits. Seven dated checks answer a different question. Changing the time can change availability; it cannot remove the dog’s risks.

  1. A time to plan around

    Expected home by 14:50. The received pickup photo leads; the map remains a labelled sample.

  2. A photo is still a draft

    Check the full photo before sending. The video follows sending the photo and opening the report. A failed send keeps the draft and offers retry.

  3. Now the report can say home

    Only a successful send records 14:52. The owner sees both dated handovers.

Product states

Photo confirmation and walk events

Proof, events and explanations

PhotoProof
  1. Pending · no confirmation

  2. Local · selected, not sent

  3. Confirmed · received event

TimelineRow
  1. Done

  2. Current

Photo confirmation stays separate from the walk’s current step.

The walk produces a single earning

950 − 171 = 779 ₽. The net earning is separate from available balance and period history. Re-entry does not pay twice.

3,116 + 779 = 3,895 ₽ available for payout.

A chain you can inspect

Trade-off
Choosing the walker and sending a return photo each require an explicit action.
Implemented
Compatibility, two confirmed photos and one settlement across both roles. All 17 routes work in English and Russian.
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