Compare Collie vs DogLog
DogLog is a 4.8-star dog activity tracker with a social feed. Collie is multi-species and built for shared care: first-tap-wins attribution, escalating medication reminders, and a sitter workflow.
Last reviewed July 6, 2026
Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, reptiles, small mammals.
Dogs only.
First tap wins and is stamped with name and time. A second tap is ignored.
Activity feed with Like and Comment. No published duplicate prevention.
Repeats every 10 minutes for an hour until logged, on its own notification.
Medicine reminders exist. Escalation is not publicly documented.
Invite up to 2 sitters by email for exact dates. Access ends on its own and can be revoked anytime.
Sitters join the pack as regular members. No time-bounded access documented.
Routine, feeding, meds, vet, and home notes, ready before the first visit.
Not publicly documented.
Sitters post updates with notes, photos, and visit times. The family gets a notification, and every visit becomes a report.
Sitter activity shows in the shared feed. Visit reports are not documented.
Not tracked. Collie logs what you noticed, not what you measured.
Weight, bowel movements, vaccinations, microchip records.
Not offered. Activity is a quiet completion log.
Like and Comment on every activity.
iOS and Android
iOS and Android
Free. Up to 5 caregivers, synced in real time.
Invite family, walkers, and sitters. Member caps are not documented.
Shared journal with plain-language tags, notes, and photos. Filters by pet or tag.
Health and behavior records next to the activity log.
Mark tasks done offline; syncs on reconnect.
Not publicly documented.
Free. Every feature, up to 10 pets.
Free tier. Premium is $3.99/mo or $39.99/yr.
Where they differ
Collie Yes
Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, reptiles, small mammals.
DogLog No
Dogs only.
Collie Yes
First tap wins and is stamped with name and time. A second tap is ignored.
DogLog Partial
Activity feed with Like and Comment. No published duplicate prevention.
Collie Yes
Repeats every 10 minutes for an hour until logged, on its own notification.
DogLog Not documented
Medicine reminders exist. Escalation is not publicly documented.
Collie Yes
Invite up to 2 sitters by email for exact dates. Access ends on its own and can be revoked anytime.
DogLog Partial
Sitters join the pack as regular members. No time-bounded access documented.
Collie Yes
Routine, feeding, meds, vet, and home notes, ready before the first visit.
DogLog Not documented
Not publicly documented.
Collie Yes
Sitters post updates with notes, photos, and visit times. The family gets a notification, and every visit becomes a report.
DogLog Partial
Sitter activity shows in the shared feed. Visit reports are not documented.
Collie No
Not tracked. Collie logs what you noticed, not what you measured.
DogLog Yes
Weight, bowel movements, vaccinations, microchip records.
Collie No
Not offered. Activity is a quiet completion log.
DogLog Yes
Like and Comment on every activity.
Everything else
Collie Yes
iOS and Android
DogLog Yes
iOS and Android
Collie Yes
Free. Up to 5 caregivers, synced in real time.
DogLog Not documented
Invite family, walkers, and sitters. Member caps are not documented.
Collie Partial
Shared journal with plain-language tags, notes, and photos. Filters by pet or tag.
DogLog Yes
Health and behavior records next to the activity log.
Collie Yes
Mark tasks done offline; syncs on reconnect.
DogLog Not documented
Not publicly documented.
Collie
Free. Every feature, up to 10 pets.
DogLog
Free tier. Premium is $3.99/mo or $39.99/yr.
Competitor details come from DogLog's public site and US App Store listing, verified July 6, 2026. If a feature isn't publicly documented, the row says so.
Dog-focused households that want a familiar social-style activity feed where caregivers, walkers, and vets can Like and Comment on entries. Strong fit if your household is multi-platform (iOS + Android), and the dog is the household's whole pet roster.
Homes where more than one person cares for the pets, or a sitter steps in: mixed species, medication that has to land on time, and a clear record of who did what. If you need vitals, charts, or a report to hand a clinic, Collie isn't that app.
It depends on the species. If every pet in your household is a dog, DogLog's longer track record is a real advantage. If you also have a cat, a rabbit, or any non-dog pet, DogLog is dog-only and you'll need to track them somewhere else. Collie treats every species as a first-class pet in the same app.
Collie has a dedicated sitting workflow. You invite up to 2 sitters by email for exact dates; they sign into the Collie app (free for sitters) and get a briefing with each pet's routine, feeding details, meds, and your emergency vet contact. They work through the day's tasks, then post an update with notes, photos, and their visit times, which the family sees as a visit report. Access starts and ends automatically and can be revoked anytime. In DogLog, a sitter joins the pack like any other member; time-bounded access, briefings, and visit reports are not publicly documented.
Collie does this explicitly with first-write-wins: the first tap is recorded with name and timestamp, and a second tap is silently discarded with a 'Completed by X' message instead. DogLog has an activity feed where caregivers can see each other's entries, but its duplicate-prevention behavior is not publicly documented.
DogLog. It aggregates weight, bowel movements, vaccinations, microchip records, and behavioral notes alongside the daily activity log. Collie is intentionally not a health tracker, it focuses on coordinating who does what across the household. If health records are central to your use case, DogLog is the better fit.
Collie. Collie is completely free, with no paid tier and no subscription. DogLog has a free tier plus a premium at $3.99/mo or $39.99/yr, and its free-vs-paid feature gating isn't publicly documented. If cost matters, Collie gives you every feature at no charge.