Built for the owner-operator

Keep every side of your business in sync.

Coordinate marketplace and direct bookings, clients, care, payments, and follow-up from one calm operating system.

An independent pet-care business owner reviewing the day on a laptop while two dogs settle nearby
One working viewBookings, care, clients, and follow-up

Why SitterWorks

Your business is bigger than one booking channel.

A full day can move from marketplace messages to direct pickups, feeding notes, schedule changes, invoices, and the next client follow-up. SitterWorks brings that work into one coordinated rhythm without asking you to change how you care.

The working day, organized

One operating view for the whole day.

The Today screen shows what needs you, where you need to be, and who is in your care, in the order you need it.

The SitterWorks Today screen on a phone: three invoices to send, Check in and Book buttons, and today's house sitting and drop-in visit with directions and a Start button.
Today, on your phone
The same Today screen in dark mode.
Or in dark mode
  • To-dos: what needs you first

    Invoices to send, with the overdue one on top.

  • Visits today, in time order

    Directions and a Start button for each walk, drop-in, and house sit.

  • A clash, flagged early

    Out on an overnight sit while dogs board at home? Today flags it in amber.

Real screens from a demo business. The clients and dogs are made up.

Less coordination overhead

Built around the way care businesses actually run.

See every feature
01

Know what needs attention

See arrivals, departures, care tasks, messages, invoices, and calendar conflicts in one working view.

02

Keep the full relationship together

Connect each owner, animal, care detail, compatibility note, booking, and conversation over time.

03

Grow direct business calmly

Handle direct booking, communication, invoicing, and payment without giving up the marketplace channel that works.

Mileage, done for you

Your mileage log writes itself.

Every drive to a visit is worth keeping track of. SitterWorks records each one for you.

More on trips and mileage
  1. Book the visit

    A walk, drop-in, house sit, or a pick-up and drop-off.

  2. SitterWorks plans the drive

    It works out the miles. For pick-ups and drop-offs, it also works out the drive time and blocks the drive on your Google Calendar.

  3. Finish the trip

    Every finished trip lands in your mileage log. Walks, drop-ins and house sits log theirs when you tap Done. Download the year as a spreadsheet or PDF for your tax preparer.

    A record of your trips, not tax advice. Check with your tax preparer.

An independent pet-care owner preparing two meal bowls while checking care details on a phone

A focused first cohort

Early access is for active pet-care businesses.

We are starting with people who can put SitterWorks through a real working week and tell us where the product saves time or needs to get sharper.

  • You own or operate an independent pet-care business.
  • You currently use Rover for at least part of your work.
  • You have direct clients or plan to add them soon.
  • You are willing to share practical product feedback.

Before you apply

Good questions, answered plainly.

Is SitterWorks available now?

The product is in active development. Early access will open in a controlled cohort so support and feedback can stay personal and useful.

Who is early access for?

The first cohort is for active independent pet-care owner-operators who manage marketplace bookings and direct clients, or are preparing to add direct clients.

Do I need to leave Rover?

No. SitterWorks is designed to coordinate marketplace and direct work. It is not about replacing a marketplace that already helps your business.

What happens after I apply?

We will review your business, current workflow, and fit for the first cohort. Approved applicants will receive a private link to create their account.

Help shape the first release

Bring your whole pet-care business into one view.

Tell us how you work today. We will invite the strongest-fit operators into the first guided cohort.

Apply for early access