Built because Enzo deserved better park trips.
PawVibe is a real-time dog park intelligence tool for Edmonton Metro. We help dog owners check crowd levels, mud, water, and dog-size fit before loading up the leash.
Bee + EnzoIt started with too many wasted drives.
I’m Bee, and Enzo is my dog. We live in Beaumont, just south of Edmonton. Like most dog parents here, I was driving 15–30 minutes to parks only to discover they were empty, chaotic, muddy, or had broken gates.
I checked Facebook groups. Google reviews. Weather apps. Random Reddit threads. None of them told me what the park was like right now.
PawVibe started as a simple idea: what if local dog owners could share park conditions in real time — anonymously, with reports that expire as conditions change (crowd reports after an hour) so the information stays fresh and privacy stays protected?
That’s still what it is. No social media clutter. Local businesses help fund it, so checking a park stays free. Just a clear signal before your next dog outing.
One decision, made better.
PawVibe exists to answer one question: should I go to this dog park right now?
We start with Edmonton, Beaumont and Leduc, and obsess over freshness and local density before expanding. Every report makes the next visit better for the next dog parent.
Anonymous reports. No public names. No background tracking. Reports expire as conditions change.
Win one city deeply before expanding broadly. Edmonton Metro is our proving ground.
A park report from 30 minutes ago is more valuable than a review from 6 months ago.
We build for the next 30-minute park decision, not engagement metrics.
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