Their paw.
Their photo.
Your keepsake.
Meet PawSnap: a photo booth concept where your dog presses a pedal, gets a treat, and takes the spotlight. A printed strip for you; a vertical clip made to share.
In development. Starting with a staffed event prototype.
Small pilot.
Clear commitments.
Dogs set the pace.No pressure to perform. Pedal confidence is something we’ll test, not assume.
People stay close.A staffed first trial, with owners alongside their dogs.
Evidence before expansion.Real observations before permanent booths or big claims.
The planned experience
One paw press.
A moment worth keeping.
The idea is simple. The pilot will tell us how it works for real dogs, in a real event setting.
The signature moment
Not just a photo of your dog.
A photo taken by your dog.
Step up, settle in
You stay beside your dog while they explore the booth. At the prototype event, a team member would help introduce the pedal.
Paw. Treat. Snap.
The proposed paw pedal triggers the camera and a treat reward. We’ll test whether dogs feel comfortable using it, and how much help they need.
Keep it. Share it.
The planned takeaway pairs a printed photo strip with a vertical clip carrying a QR watermark: a keepsake for the fridge and a moment for your feed.
Next up / the first test
One event.
Plenty to learn.
Before a permanent self-service booth, the plan is a staffed prototype at a single dog event. A small test can answer the questions that matter without committing to a full hardware build.
Event hosts and potential location partners: this is the starting point, not a launch announcement. No pilot date or session price is confirmed yet.
See a dog photo-booth precedent- Comfort & participationWill dogs use the pedal? What support do they need?
- The outputCan we deliver a useful strip and shareable clip reliably?
- Practical viabilityResearch build costs, session pricing, footfall, permissions and security.
Permanent, paw-triggered self-service is the ambition. Market uniqueness and commercial viability are not yet verified.
Let’s start with a paw press.
A playful idea deserves a thoughtful first step. Explore how we’ll test PawSnap before taking it into the everyday.
Explore the pilot plan