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Pet Check Technology is an online software and mobile application for dog walking companies and dog walking customers. The application uses QR codes, e-mail alerts, and GPS tracking, to show customers when and where their dogs went with their walkers.^[1] Pet Check Technology was launched in the Los Angeles area in August 2011.^[2]

Pet Check Technology was created in 2011 by Doug Simon, founder of the Chicago-based dog-walking company Walk the Dog.^[3] Pet Check Technology was created to help check that dogs were being walked for the time allotted on the dog walker's schedule.^[4]

Pet Check Technology provides dog-walking companies with tools for scheduling customers, billing, and tracking dog-walking employees. Pet Check also allows users to see when their dog was taken out for a walk, where they went, and what time they got back.^[5]

The dog walker scans a QR code with the Pet Check mobile app for iOS or Android when arriving to pick up a dog.^[6] The app displays their schedule as well as any notes for the customer walk reports.^[7] The app then uses GPS to track the walk.^[4] Scanning the QR code again will end the walk. The customer can track the walk on an map. Completed walk reports are stored.