Dog friends. Shared adventures.

More good days,
together.

Match with nearby dogs, make new friends, and turn a hello into a playdate.

Sniffr brings their people along, too. Co-owners can manage a dog’s profile, join the chat, and make plans together.

Join the beta

For dog people 18 and over.

Made for their whole circle

A golden retriever and a border collie resting together beside a green park bench.

A better kind of dog social

Start with the dogs.
See where it goes.

  1. 01

    Share their personality

    Build a profile that feels like your dog, from their favorite pace to their perfect playmate.

  2. 02

    Discover nearby friends

    Explore dogs and people who could be a good fit for your next outing.

  3. 03

    Make a plan together

    Match, chat, and bring the whole crew into the conversation when it’s time to meet.

A look inside Sniffr

The next good
dog day starts here.

Thoughtful profiles, nearby discovery, and a place to make the plan without leaving anyone out.

App preview with example profiles.

Giving back

More good days
for more dogs.

Ziggy as a puppy at sunset.
Ziggy as a puppy.

Planned paid features, including unlimited swipes, Top Dog, and Super Sniff, will help support this commitment.

We built Sniffr because we love dogs, including our own Great Dane, who is scared of nearly everything and works through those fears every day. His experience showed us how important patience, training, and the right support can be. That’s why we currently dedicate 50% of our profits to dog rescues and reactivity-training scholarships. Giving back will always be part of Sniffr, and we’ll publicly share our contributions and the organizations and programs they support.

A merle Great Dane on a park bench at golden hour, beside a hand holding a phone.

Now in beta

Sniffr is in beta.
Come play.

Sniffr is free on iPhone while we polish it up. Join the beta through TestFlight, Apple’s app for trying new apps early, and tell us what you think.

Join the beta

iPhone only. If asked, install TestFlight first, then tap Accept.