Report Lost or Found Dog and Print The pdf(dog-finder.org)
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Report Lost or Found Dog and Print The pdf
http://www.dog-finder.org/how-it-works
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nice app!
The workflow is:
1) Report Your dog by iPhone, android o Web app
2) Share the position of your lost/found dog with other users
3) Get the pdf of your report and print it
4) hang poster in strategic places
1) Report Your dog by iPhone, android o Web app
2) Share the position of your lost/found dog with other users
3) Get the pdf of your report and print it
4) hang poster in strategic places
Very good idea, for dogs, and other pets indeed; as the ThePetfinder.
1. Needs to get significant traction to be of use. Why not start from one city cover it fully; go US and global, similar to FB/harvard->unis->world. Traction and promotion on facebook seems to be more important than other networks.
2. A classification by users or automatic through image processing, for pet photos may be valuable for found pets to be searched by attributes.
1. Needs to get significant traction to be of use. Why not start from one city cover it fully; go US and global, similar to FB/harvard->unis->world. Traction and promotion on facebook seems to be more important than other networks.
2. A classification by users or automatic through image processing, for pet photos may be valuable for found pets to be searched by attributes.
Yep thank! very interesting suggestions
very nice app!
Next step: an "Amber alert"-like notification system?
I really like this idea. Thanks for building it!
Can I make a suggestion? It might help find some dogs.
A lot of breeds have a society for that breed, for example Jack Russell Terriers have the JRTCA.
These societies have lost and found forums. When someone finds a breed they often go and look for information about them [1]
This worked for me around 1998, I made a post there and my Jack Russell was returned to me by a family almost an our drive from where I lived. How he got there, I don't know but I was very happy to get him back!
Maybe add a reminder to the apps workflow with a link to the forum for that breed.
If you automate the process you could charge for it. I paid $39.99 to a dog finding service back then that I suspect did little.
1. http://www.therealjackrussell.com/misc/lostdog.php
Can I make a suggestion? It might help find some dogs.
A lot of breeds have a society for that breed, for example Jack Russell Terriers have the JRTCA.
These societies have lost and found forums. When someone finds a breed they often go and look for information about them [1]
This worked for me around 1998, I made a post there and my Jack Russell was returned to me by a family almost an our drive from where I lived. How he got there, I don't know but I was very happy to get him back!
Maybe add a reminder to the apps workflow with a link to the forum for that breed.
If you automate the process you could charge for it. I paid $39.99 to a dog finding service back then that I suspect did little.
1. http://www.therealjackrussell.com/misc/lostdog.php
Your PDF really should have your URL prominently. That way every poster hung up spreads awareness about your site (and dog owners who don't know about it).
And please - if you have a pet - consider getting them microchipped. It does wonders for connecting pets with their owners.
To the site creator, you may consider adding the microchip # as an attribute for the lost pets.
To the site creator, you may consider adding the microchip # as an attribute for the lost pets.
Can you read the microchips used in pets using an RFID scanner in Android?
Everyone knows pressurenet, right? Distributed barometer network? Distributed RFID network is the next step.
Everyone knows pressurenet, right? Distributed barometer network? Distributed RFID network is the next step.
Nope, but virtually any shelter or veterinarian will be able to read the microchip.
RE: Nope. Why?
Maybe I'm wrong but my understanding is that they use passive RFID technology with a variety of frequencies that aren't compatible without specialized readers. Until recently there hasn't been a standardized frequency for these implants - but I think that's started to improve. With that said, this isn't based on first-hand knowledge - just things I've read online, so I may not be correct based on current technology in phones and what's being implanted in pets.
Tile App does that.
http://www.thetileapp.com/
http://www.thetileapp.com/
Hi,
are you selling your web site?
https://flippa.com/2958049-dog-finder-web-and-apps
yes it's a project that I love, but I have never got money from this.The "visitors" is a "Feature" for this app and a it need a good marketing strategy
This is remarkably practical. Is the next step putting a GPS on the dog's tag?
I think so, some company today offer a service like your suggestion.
But i think that dog finder could be an Hub, because it has a very simple structure, and a set of Rest Api ready to works
Great idea.
Any reason you don't appear to have registered cat-finder.org? I see that pet-finder.org is taken but unused.
At least one quick win to be had methinks.
Any reason you don't appear to have registered cat-finder.org? I see that pet-finder.org is taken but unused.
At least one quick win to be had methinks.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6185275
http://www.dog-finder.org/api-for-developers