Now being built in Athens
The map your neighbourhood was missing.
Who can look after your dog tonight. Which café will let them in. Whose dog is out at seven. And when one goes missing, the whole area knows in a single tap.
Free to download. Athens first, then the rest of Greece.
- Health records free, forever
- Your card is never charged until a host says yes
- Your data stays in the EU
of every stay goes to the person looking after your dog
after the dog is home, the host is paid
booking fee, by size of booking. Nothing on Plus.
households have to walk a street before it appears on the public map
For the whole street
Useful before you own a single animal.
Most of Zoopi is about the place you live, not the pet you own. Three things work from the day you install it.
Walks happening right now
Who is out with a dog on your streets this minute, who is usually free at seven, and one tap to come along. Nobody has to write a message first.
A missing dog, in your hands
You are told when a dog goes missing near you — at most twice a week, and never between ten at night and eight in the morning unless it is within 1.5 km of you. Seen it? One tap sends where.
The places that actually say yes
Cafés that let a dog inside, parks, beaches, water bowls — put on the map by the people who walk there and confirmed by whoever turns up next. There is no list like this for Greece. We are making it.
The paw map
Every walk draws itself.
Zoopi follows the route while you are out and paints the streets you covered. Come back a week later and your neighbourhood is a green shape you made with your feet.
- Your own trail is yours alone. Nobody else sees where you personally went.
- A street turns public only after two different households have walked it. So the map describes a neighbourhood, never a person, and never a front door.
- It records while the screen is off and stops the moment the walk does.
This is also the honest answer to “where can I actually walk here?”, which no map in Greece answers today.
When one goes missing
The hard part is not the poster. It is not exhausting everybody.
It starts small
The first alert goes to the people closest to where the dog was lost. After twelve hours with no news it widens to five kilometres, and then stops widening.
There is a hard ceiling
Two alerts a week, five a month, per person. Past that you hear nothing — unless the dog is lost within 1.5 km of you, which is the one case worth waking somebody for.
Helping costs one tap
A sighting is a pin and, if you have one, a photo. It goes to the owner as a conversation, not an anonymous report. When the dog is home, only the people who actually looked are told.
Boarding and walks
Someone on your street, not a stranger across the city.
Zoopi looks for the people closest to you first, because a dog that can be walked home is a different proposition from a dog in a car for forty minutes.
- A photograph every evening, and the route of every walk they take.
- Reviews only from stays that really happened — there is no way to leave one otherwise.
- Your vet's name and number are already on the booking. Nobody has to find them at eleven at night.
- Your card is held, not charged. The money moves when the host says yes, and if nobody says yes within two hours the hold is dropped.
- The host keeps 80% and is paid 48 hours after the dog is home.
The appointment
The vet, the groomer and the shop — with their real hours.
Book, don't ring around
Businesses on Zoopi bring their own opening hours, what they actually do, their photographs and their free slots. You pick a time; it lands in the calendar they already run their day from.
Directions, in your own map app
Every place has one button that opens Google Maps or Apple Maps on foot, from wherever you are standing.
Three in the morning
The emergency screen is the nearest clinics, nearest first, and one tap to call. No search, no filters, no booking flow. That is all anyone wants at that hour.
Free, forever
The one thing Zoopi promises never to charge for.
Vaccinations, worming and medication, each with the date the next one is due and a reminder before it arrives. Weight over the months. What they eat and how much of it. And “has she been fed?” answered for everyone in the house, without anybody having to ask.
- A record that outlives the app. Export it whenever you like; take it to any vet.
- Share it with whoever is looking after them — for exactly as long as the stay lasts.
- Works for any animal you keep, not only dogs.
Health records are free on every account, with no cap on pets or documents, for as long as Zoopi exists. It is the wrong thing to put behind a price.
The neighbourhood
Not a dating app for dogs.
The card of a dog nearby tells you why: how they are with strangers, their size, the hour they usually go out, whether they are vaccinated and neutered. Two dogs who would get on and two people never free at the same time is not a match, so Zoopi treats the hour as part of it.
Around that there is a feed of the street, stories that last a day, and a streak that counts a photograph or an answer under somebody's question — never a login. Nothing here is worth gaming, which is the point.
Playdates that survive real life
Matched on temperament, size and the hour you both actually walk.
Questions answered by the street
Which vet is open Sunday, who found a kitten on Patission, is that park fenced.
Adoptions, where people already are
A dog needing a home shows up in the feed of the neighbourhood it is in.
Zoopi Plus — optional
If you book often, Plus pays for itself in three stays.
- No booking fees
The €1–3 fee on every booking is waived.
- See who liked your dog
Match back the same evening instead of hoping they come round again.
- No daily limit
The free deck stops at fifteen a day. Plus does not stop.
Everything else — health records, the map, missing-dog alerts, the feed, walks — stays free. Plus removes fees; it does not unlock the app.
For businesses
If you look after animals in Athens, owners on your streets are already looking for you.
Vets, groomers, boarding kennels and pet shops appear in Zoopi with their hours, their services, their photographs and the times they are free. A booking made here lands in the same calendar you already run the day from — there is no second screen to watch.
- You are found by distance, not by ad spend. The nearest open clinic wins, every time.
- The owner arrives with the history. Vaccinations, weight, what the animal eats — if they choose to share it.
- Nothing to install. Your details come from the booking system you already use.
Vets
Appointments, plus the emergency screen that shows the nearest clinics at three in the morning.
Groomers
Slots, coat and size, and the result photographed into the dog's own record.
Kennels and pet shops
Stays, day care and what you carry, in front of the owners closest to your door.
Questions
The things people ask first.
What does it cost?
Nothing to download and nothing to keep your pet's records. When you book a stay there is a booking fee of €1 to €3 depending on the size of the booking, and the person looking after your dog keeps 80% of the price they set. Plus, at €4.99 a month, removes the fee. Nothing else is behind a payment.
Is it only for dogs?
Boarding, walks and the map are built around dogs, because that is where the problem is. Health records, appointments, the feed and adoptions work for any animal you keep — cats included.
Where does it work?
Athens first. A neighbourhood app is worthless thinly spread over a country, so Zoopi opens one city properly and then moves. Thessaloniki and Patras next.
Who is actually looking after my dog?
People near you, with a real profile, reviews that can only come from stays that happened, and money that does not reach them until 48 hours after the dog is home. You can message before you commit, and you see their house, their own animals and whether they have a garden.
What happens to my data?
It is stored in the European Union. It is not sold and not handed to advertisers. Your walking trail is private to you until two households have covered the same street, and even then it is the street that becomes public, never you. You can delete your account from inside the app; what the law makes us keep for accounting is stripped of your name.
My dog is missing right now.
Post it in the app: Zoopi builds the poster for you and tells the people nearest to where you lost them, widening to five kilometres after twelve hours. Share the poster anywhere else in one tap. Sightings come back to you as a conversation, with a pin and a photograph.
Is the app in Greek?
Not yet. This site is, and the app is in English for now — Greek is coming before the wider launch. If that is a problem for you, say so: it moves up the list.
Athens, then everywhere else
Put your neighbourhood on the map.
Free, and free to keep your pet's records for as long as you have them.
Want to look after dogs, or already do it for a living? Write to us and you will be on it from the first day.