Create a reservation
The booking starts with the right context already on screen — owner, dog, dates — so there's no tab-hopping to confirm a stay.
No "request a demo" form. No sales call first. These are real screens from BarkWhiz, recorded with demo data, showing the everyday jobs your front desk and floor staff do hundreds of times a week — and how few steps each one takes.
Most kennel software hides its product behind a form.
We'd rather just show you. Everything below is the actual interface running with demo data — the same flows your team would touch on a busy Saturday. Counts shown are how the task is built to flow in BarkWhiz; the legacy ranges next to them are the multi-screen paths these same jobs take in older kennel systems.
The booking starts with the right context already on screen — owner, dog, dates — so there's no tab-hopping to confirm a stay.
Arrivals are the morning rush. Check-in stays fast without losing the details that matter — feeding notes, meds, and special instructions ride along.
Feeding, meds, and incidents get logged where the work happens — a single tap on a floor-friendly board, not a buried reporting screen.
The AI turns the day's activity into a friendly first draft — not a blank box. Your team reads it, tweaks it, and sends. The human always decides what goes out.
Legacy kennel software was built to record transactions — so every job becomes a trail of screens, confirmations, and tab jumps. BarkWhiz is built around the work your team actually repeats all day, so the routine stuff gets out of the way.
Multiply a handful of saved clicks by every reservation, check-in, and care log in a week, and it stops being a detail. Estimate the hours your team could win back →
See how these same jobs stack up against the kennel software you're using now — credit where it's due, and where it slows your team down.
Make the switchWe're taking only 10 founding facilities — each with founding pricing locked in for life and white-glove migration to get you there.
Become a Founding FacilityWe onboard our first operators by hand — the same screens you just watched, set up around how your facility actually runs.