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Coming early 2027

For the moments you can’t be home.

Something new is on the way for pet parents who travel, work late, or just get held up. Be the first to know when it’s ready.

No spam. We’ll only email you about the launch.

Bear, a chocolate Labrador, and Indy, a tan mixed-breed dog, lying side by side on a bed, both looking at the camera Two chocolate Labradors in red sweaters and Indy as a puppy, sitting in front of a lit holiday tree Rizzo as a small grey kitten, sitting on a blue upholstered chair A chocolate Labrador and Indy, a tan dog, side by side, with Indy looking at the camera Close-up of a chocolate Labrador resting its chin down and looking up at the camera Delilah, a grey and white cat, standing next to a chocolate Labrador at the top of the stairs Rizzo, a grey cat, curled up asleep in a fleece dog bed A chocolate Labrador and Indy, a tan dog, leaning in close to the camera outside A chocolate Labrador with snow on its nose and its tongue out, standing on a couch
Bear Indy

Meet the crew

Built by a pet parent. Supervised by the pets.

Lulu and Bear, two chocolate Labradors, lying in a patch of sunlight by a glass door, in black and white

Lulu & Bear

Co-chiefs of waiting by the door. Lulu is the senior partner.

Indy, a tan dog, stretched out on a bed with Delilah, a grey and white cat, curled up beside her

Indy & Delilah

The nap committee. Meetings run long.

Rizzo, a grey cat with yellow eyes, peeking out of a fuzzy cat cave with her front paws stretched out

Rizzo

Head of security. Supervises from the cave.

Life runs late

Plans change. Someone’s still waiting at the door.

95M

U.S. households have at least one pet.

American Pet Products Association, 2026 State of the Industry (2025 data)

49hrs

lost to traffic by the typical U.S. driver in 2025, up six hours from 2024.

INRIX 2025 Global Traffic Scorecard

1in4

U.S. flights didn’t arrive on time in 2025, the worst year since 2014.

U.S. PIRG, analysis of U.S. Department of Transportation data

2.5days

a week, on average, that workers say they stay late at work.

Amerisleep survey of 1,188 workers, via CNBC (2019)

Figures are from the published sources linked above. On time means arriving less than 15 minutes late, the federal standard.

Be first in line.

Coming early 2027. One email when we launch, and that’s it.