Close your
dog's rings.
Apple Fitness for a dog who has never once considered their step count. Three rings — Paws, Playtime, Wags — and a great deal of fuss about closing them.
6,400/8000
Paws
37/45
Playtime
4/4
Wags
The whole idea
A paw, filled like a glass of water.
Paws
Steps and ground covered, off the pedometer.
Playtime
Minutes of actual, logged play.
Wags
Moments worth marking. Tapped, not measured.
Zoomie doesn't draw arcs. It draws a paw and fills it, and the water line stays level even while the paw is spinning. The colours never move either — orange is Paws in the app, in the widget, on the Lock Screen and on a treat badge.
Try it — it actually runs
A live session, in your browser.
Nine kinds of playtime across three moods. Pick one, press play, and the rings fill for real. Every line of commentary is lifted straight out of the scene that narrates that session in the app. Tap a quick action and you'll log a wag. Close all three and the zoomies get out.
Playtime
9 kinds, 3 moods
Everyday
High Energy
Rest & Chill
Paws, distance and fresh air
Quick actions
press play first
Percy's Zoomie
Three rings, filling as you play.
Shipping now
Every screen, as it ships.
Wags
Tapped, not measured.
Paws come off a pedometer and Playtime comes off a clock, but the third ring is entirely manual — seventeen kinds of moment worth marking, from Bark and Potty to Nailed It and Leg Kick. The photo wag is the strange one: the app runs Vision over a still of your dog, finds the joints, and lets you hang emoji off them.
Photo Wag
Vision finds the joints. You decide what goes on them. Both the emoji and the note are optional — save at any point.
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Treats
Good dogs get treats.
Close rings, keep streaks, walk a mile, log a session before 7am. Each award is tinted by the ring it measures, so an orange one is about distance and a three-colour one is about the whole Zoomie.
6 of 12 shown here — the full catalog runs to about thirty, across Streaks, Firsts, Totals, Overachiever and Variety.
First Zoomie
Close all three rings for the first time.
On a Roll
Close your Zoomie 3 days in a row.
Say Cheese
Log your first photo wag.
Going the Distance
Log a walk of at least a mile.
Week Streak
Close your Zoomie 7 days in a row.
Early Bird
Start a playtime before 7am.
Rain or Shine
Log a walk in the rain or snow.
Night Owl
Start a playtime at 10pm or later.
Well-Rounded
Log every kind of playtime at least once.
Shutterbug
Log 100 photo wags.
Month Streak
Close your Zoomie 30 days in a row.
Perfect Month
Close your Zoomie every single day of a calendar month.
Insights
Then it stops being cute.
Underneath the emoji and the tennis balls it's a real tracker: hour-by-hour distribution, twelve-week heat maps, ring completion over time, and every session logged down to the paw.
Hour by Hour
6,400
Paws, today
Last 12 Weeks
68%
Ring completion
Hands full of tennis balls.
Ten shortcut families, and Siri answers with the actual rings rather than a sentence about them.
Apple-first, all the way down.
One codebase across the app, a widget extension and a shared framework — with a Live Activity that survives the app being closed and an onboarding flow that is, for no defensible reason, a small 2D RPG.
Swift
SwiftUI
SwiftData
HealthKit
CoreMotion
WeatherKit
WidgetKit
ActivityKit
App Intents
Vision
SpriteKit
Core Location
Go close some rings.
Zoomie — Dog Activity Tracker. Built by Akshat Saladi.