Pup Poop!

A living countdown

Your puppy plays when there's plenty of time, then nudges you toward the door as the minutes tick away.

One-tap logging

Tap when you go out and the timer resets with a burst of joy and licks. Every trip is logged.

On your Lock Screen

A Live Activity keeps your pup — and the countdown — right on your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.

9 breeds, 10 languages

Pick the pup that looks like yours, in your language. The Cocker Spaniel is free forever.

Respects your sleep

Gentle reminders that go quiet at night — never a buzz between 10 pm and 6 am.

No account, no ads

Everything lives on your phone. No sign-up, no ads, no tracking to use the app.

How does the timer work?

Set how often your puppy needs to go out (typically ~1 hour per month of age). The countdown runs to the next break; your pup’s mood shifts from playful to antsy as it nears. Tap 💧 or 💩 when you go out and the timer resets.

What are the two buttons?

They log a pee or a poop — named with cuddly, kid-friendly words in each language (Bimmelim & Bummelum in Danish). Both reset the countdown so your pup knows it just went out.

The app is in the wrong language

Pup Poop! has its own language setting, separate from your phone’s. Open the app → Settings → Language.

My reminder didn’t arrive

It’s almost always one of these four — check them in order:

1. Is your ringer on? The switch on the side of your iPhone. On silent, the reminder still arrives — you just won’t hear it.
2. Do you wear an Apple Watch? When your watch is on your wrist and unlocked, iPhone sends notifications there instead of showing them on the phone. Check your watch, or take it off and try again.
3. Is a Focus turned on? Sleep, Work, Driving or a custom Focus can hold notifications back. Settings → Focus → your Focus → Apps → add Pup Poop!
4. Are notifications allowed? Settings → Pup Poop! → Notifications → Allow Notifications on, with Lock Screen and Banners ticked.

Still nothing? Email us with your iPhone model and iOS version and we’ll help.

Why is it quiet at night?

On purpose. The puppy stays quiet between 10 pm and 6 am — puppy training is exhausting enough without a cartoon dog waking you at 3 am. A countdown that runs out overnight is picked up by a gentle good-morning reminder instead.

I tapped “Don’t Allow” by mistake

Settings → Pup Poop! → Notifications → turn Allow Notifications back on.

How many reminders will I get?

At most three per countdown: a heads-up, the reminder itself, and one gentle follow-up if the trip hasn’t happened. Never more than one follow-up — and never marketing, offers or “check out our new feature”. Ever.

I don’t see the puppy on my Lock Screen

Two things need to be true: you have the Puppy Pack, and Settings → Pup Poop! → Live Activities is turned on. If you tapped “Don’t Allow” when it first asked, that’s where you turn it back on.

The card is still there hours later — or shows a minus number

The puppy waits until you log the trip, and the minus shows how long ago it was due. Tap the card to open the app and log it, and the countdown resets.

Can I turn it off without losing anything?

Yes. Settings → Pup Poop! → Live Activities → off. Everything else keeps working and your purchase is untouched.

What’s the Puppy Pack?

The timer, log, streaks and reminders are free forever with the Cocker Spaniel. For your first 3 days you also get the whole Puppy Pack as a gift: your chosen breed everywhere, the Lock Screen puppy, and the full puppy voice. After that you can keep it for a one-time $9.99 / 79 kr (no subscription), or continue free with the Cocker.

Is it really a one-time payment?

Yes. No subscription, no renewal, nothing recurring. You pay once and it’s yours — including every breed and feature we add later.

I bought the pack on another phone

Go to Settings inside the app and tap “Restore purchases” — your Puppy Pack follows your Apple ID.

Something went wrong during payment

If a purchase fails or you cancel, nothing is charged. Try again from Settings → Get the Puppy Pack. If you think you’ve been charged incorrectly, Apple handles all refunds at reportaproblem.apple.com.