Every puppy guide repeats one rule: a puppy holds it one hour per month of age. That is a population average, and it is wrong for most individual dogs. Puppy Routine learns instead. Every pee, poo, meal and nap you log teaches it your puppy's own rhythm, and the next window shows as a live countdown built from that dog's own gaps. Two free web tools do the same maths in your browser — no install, no account. Free on iOS. Offline, and no location tracking.

I built this after the third night of guessing. The rule every guide repeats — one hour of bladder control per month of age — is an average over a population, and the two gaps that actually decide your week are how long your own dog takes after waking and after eating. Nobody can tell you those. You find them by watching, which is exactly what nobody is doing at 3am on the fourth night. The two web tools are the honest half: they run the same starting arithmetic the app uses on day one, entirely in your browser, and you can put your own dog's two numbers in if you already know them. If they are useful on their own, that is a fine outcome. Happy to answer anything about how the prediction works.

Puppy Routine

A puppy schedule that learns your dog instead of guessing

A puppy schedule that learns your dog instead of guessing