A notification you can clear with one swipe gets cleared with one swipe — whether or not the box actually got scooped. Scoop Watch works differently: dismissing a reminder means actually doing something first, so "I'll get to it later" stops being an option that costs nothing.
Dismissing a reminder means completing a short pet-themed mini-game first. It's quick, but it's not nothing — and if the box still isn't clean, the reminder comes right back.
Track multiple litter boxes and cats independently, with interval or scheduled cleaning times and a streak that rewards actually keeping up.
Discreet notification styles and quiet hours mean Scoop Watch fits into your day instead of interrupting it — persistent, not obnoxious.
Scoop Watch is currently installed and being tested on real hardware, with fixes rolling in from real day-to-day use.
In progress nowScoop Watch 1.0 arrives on iPhone, with real background reminders that fire whether or not the app is open.
NextScoop Watch comes to Android once the iOS release is stable in the wild.
PlannedA companion app for sharing your pets' best moments — separate from the reminders, purely for the fun stuff.
Future