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go togetherBY THE STRUCTURE JUNKIE

BETA INVITATION · 0.1 — A SOCIAL CLUB. WITH BETTER PLUS-ONES.

Your dog has
excellent taste.
In you. Mostly.

Let’s find the rest of their people.

Walking buddies. A ridiculously good café. A weekend where the dog comes too. Make a little room for new friends—and find places that work for your dog.

No account needed for the demo · Fictional members and places

Run a café, hotel, shop or dog business?Make your place part of their next good plan. Explore the business beta ↗
Café terrace artwork with a black-and-white Australian Shepherd and a French BulldogGOOD DOGS.
BETTER
COMPANY.
The plan?
Bring your favourite one.
DOG FRIENDSHIPS✳VERY GOOD PLACES✳WALKS THAT BECOME RITUALS✳COFFEE, OBVIOUSLY

FOR PEOPLE WHO PLAN AROUND THE DOG.

Life with your dog.
Even better with company.

You know their favourite route. Their preferred patch of sun. The café chair they’ve quietly claimed. Go together starts there—with the dog you actually have, and the life you want to share with them.

Dog people across Europe + North AmericaInspired by Boris, a black-and-white Australian Shepherd with a heart of gold.

Good company starts with good boundaries.

Go together is an invitation-only community for adults aged 18 and over.

We do not individually verify members’ identities, ages, dog ownership or backgrounds. Email verification confirms access to an inbox; it is not a safety check. Having a dog does not make someone safe to meet.

  • Choose a busy, staffed, dog-friendly public venue during opening hours. Avoid isolated parks, trails, homes or car parks for a first meeting.
  • Tell someone you trust your plans, arrange your own transport, and keep your home address and daily routine private.
  • Ask questions, take your time and make your own decision about meeting. You never owe anyone a meetup. If something feels wrong, do not go—or leave.
  • Keep dogs under control, discuss their needs beforehand, and allow space. No compatibility suggestion guarantees that dogs will get along.
  • Block unwanted contact and report concerns. Reports are not monitored around the clock. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services.

You are responsible for your decisions and behaviour when meeting others. Go together cannot guarantee anyone’s conduct or a meetup’s safety. Nothing in this notice removes rights or responsibilities that cannot legally be excluded.

A LITTLE TOUR. A LOT TO LOOK FORWARD TO.

From “hello”
to “same time next week?”

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go together INTERACTIVE PREVIEW

Boris · black & white Australian Shepherd

Deeply empathetic, sensitive and protective. A little insecure sometimes, with a heart of gold. Very much like his human.

Dog Passport1 / 5

Your dog

First, introduce the main character.

Create a Dog Passport. Your dog is the face of their profile—no owner photo needed. Add what you know about size, space, noise and crowds. Leave what you don’t know unanswered. More than one dog? Give each their own profile.

Try My Dogs

MEET

The dog is
the introduction.

Browse local dog-and-human profiles, make a small plan and build a regular walking ritual. Acceptance belongs to the other person.

EXPLORE

Welcome is good.
Comfortable is better.

Indoor access, space, crowds and dated observations help you decide whether a place could work. Unknown stays unknown.

BELONG

Your neighbourhood.
With dog people.

The bigger vision: events, local finds, food, grooming, training and travel in one social home. Explore the community prototype now.

YOUR DOG’S WORLD. A LITTLE MORE CONNECTED.

A place to go.
Someone to go with.
Your dog at the centre.

Boris needs a little space. Buddy would rather meet the humans. Thorin has energy to spare. Start with the dog you actually have, find a place that fits, and make a small plan worth repeating. That’s the experience we’re building.

What helps todayWhat we’re bringing togetherWhat that means for you
Place directories

A starting point for finding somewhere that welcomes dogs.

Place discovery alongside your dog’s comfort preferences, access details and dated observations.Look beyond “dogs welcome” and decide whether a spot could work for your dog.
Local groups and events

A way to find people with a shared interest and something to do.

Dog-and-human profiles and small, mutually agreed meetup plans.Start with one walking buddy. Find a rhythm that suits you both.
Chats and saved recommendations

The café tip, the good find, the park someone swears by.

A personal shortlist, with community conversations as the next part of the experience.Keep the places you want to try close to the people you’d like to try them with.

FOR THE PLACES THAT GET IT.

They came for a walk.
They stayed for your coffee.

A café with room to settle. A hotel that welcomes the whole pack. A groomer who takes their time. Help us put the details behind a good welcome on the map.

MAKE THE WELCOME SPECIFIC

Share where dogs can go, when it’s quieter and what’s available. Help visitors arrive with the right expectations.

GIVE THE CLUB A LITTLE SOMETHING

A welcome treat, a first-visit perk or a small event. Preview an optional offer with clear conditions and an end date.

BECOME PART OF THE ROUTINE

The coffee after a walk. The next puppy class. A place people want to return to together. Tell us what you’d like to host.

Try the business profile and perk preview now. Registration, verified listings, redeemable offers and hosting are not live yet.

EARLY ACCESS. HONEST EXPECTATIONS.

A proper preview.
A small first pack.

The private beta is open by invitation. Meet real members, make a small plan and tell us what could be better. The public demo is separate, with fictional profiles and places.

TRY IN THE DEMO

Dog Passports · multiple dogs · meetup simulation · map/list exploration · Access/Fit/Trust · saves · check-ins · Add Place

READY FOR INVITED MEMBERS

Email accounts · member profiles · real meetup requests · blocking · feedback and updates · profiles and plans saved across devices. Check replies inside the app; meetup email and push alerts are not available yet.

PREVIEW / FUTURE WORK

Shared community feed · Google-powered place search · detailed personality/allergy matching · translated interface · multilingual Ask the Venue. No AI calls are made.

THE
first
PACK

YOU + YOUR DOG + A LITTLE CURIOSITY.

Help shape
the first good hellos.

Good company shouldn’t stop at a postcode. Join our free, invitation-only beta for dog people across Europe and North America—including Belgium, Canada, the US and beyond. Bring your friends. Bring your honest opinions. Tell us what you’d use, what feels awkward, and what’s missing.

  • Free beta participation. No card required.
  • Your own account. Simple email login.
  • Try real tasks and leave feedback inside the app.

Start with your country and region; your city is optional. Interest is welcome from every area, but we can’t promise nearby members on day one. Already invited? Use Member login above after accepting your email invitation.

A PERSONAL INVITATION. A SMALL FIRST PACK.

One human. At least one excellent dog.

Try the demo, then email Gigi for your private beta invitation. Already invited? Open your invitation email to set up your account. Emailing Gigi does not automatically create an account.

Email Gigi about the beta Explore the demo first →

Your email app opens. Review your message before sending. No automatic sign-up or newsletter subscription.

A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

Before you
grab the lead.

It’s about dog friendships and human company: walking buddies, playdates and people who understand your dog-shaped life. There are no breeding listings or romantic matching features.

DOGS FIRST. SOMETHING GOOD FOLLOWS.

The dog gets you out.
The company brings you back.

Explore the full demo

AN IDEA OF YOUR OWN?

Love this? Let’s build
your next good idea.

A custom app for your business, your community or that thing you keep wishing existed. Tell me what you have in mind. We can explore it together.

Let’s talk about your app ↗

Meet Gigi & explore the work ↗

Gigi · The developer, aka The Structure Junkie · info@thestructurejunkie.com