Boy or girl, your pick. Your corgi rolls a personality of their own the day you adopt, your real steps are the walkies, and the den matches your real weather. And every corgi makes the one promise old-school pets never made: never dies, never leaves, never guilts you.
Sunrise light at breakfast, fireflies after dark — and when it rains where you are, it rains in the den. It's daytime where you are, so that's how the scene above opened. Tap one to peek at the rest.
Food, energy, clean and fun drift on real time — including while the app is closed — and his mood, his expression and what he says all follow from them. Care is a warm little routine, not a hostage situation.
Eight snacks with real tradeoffs — kibble is a meal, the puppuccino is an event.
Scruffy floof is the worst that neglect does. A brush fixes it, and the butt wiggle says he approves.
The headline verb: your phone's step counter is his leash. Pick a goal, walk your day, claim together.
Tuck him in: the den goes to night and energy comes back while you do your own thing.
Five tabs, one very good pup. Here's the whole tour.

His home is a living scene — your time of day, your weather, his mood. Boops are free and they matter.

Your real steps fill his walk ring. Pick a goal from 3k to 10k, claim bones and XP when you both get there.

Boop fame, gifts between littermates, and the invite that turns your friends into family.

Treats, 26 fits across four slots, streak savers. Every preview is your actual corgi in the actual hat.

Every week he files a report on the two of you — steps, boops, drama. Built to be posted.

Adoption comes with papers. The certificate is share-ready from minute one — most people post it.
Classic pets trained you with dread. Modern players uninstall dread. So the corgi makes three promises, and the whole game is built on them.
Stats droop, he gets a bit scruffy and dramatic about snacks. That's the ceiling of bad.
Offline drift is capped at eighteen hours. A week away reads as "he missed you", and the recap on return says so.
Notifications are his own voice, opt-in, and never passive-aggressive. Streak freezes exist because life happens.
Rolled at adoption, permanent for life. They decide what he says, how he idles, and what his notifications sound like — so no two corgis on your feed read the same.
The bowl is HALF empty. This is a crisis.
I smelled the treat drawer open from two rooms away.
I watched you take the elevator. One floor.
I ran into the glass door again. Worth it.
The vacuum is in the closet. I can feel it plotting.
This blanket is yesterday's blanket. Explain yourself.
It's 3pm. You know what that means. NOBODY KNOWS WHAT IT MEANS.
In my day, treats were earned. Anyway, treat please.
With your permission, the phone's step counter becomes his leash. Pick a daily goal — 3,000 to 10,000 steps — and your real day fills his walk ring. Claim it together and the bones roll in. It's the guilt-free version of "the dog needs walking": he gets you outside, and he's thrilled about it either way.
Motion permission is optional — the game works fully without it.

Every corgi is puppy #1 of a litter. Your invite link shows a friend the actual next pup — visibly related, never identical, with its own personality roll. Once they adopt, you're not "connections", you're family: you boop each other's corgis, send gifts, and the litter gets its own section in the weekly Corgi Report.

Same corgi, considerably more perks, built so there's a reason to be a member every single day rather than once.
Biscuit packs are one-time purchases. The corgi, the walks and the care loop are never paywalled, and nothing is gated behind watching an ad.

Yes — the corgi, the walks and the care loop are never paywalled. Corgi Club Gold is an optional subscription (with a lifetime option) that removes the banner ad, adds daily Golden Biscuits, boosts bones, protects your streak and unlocks member-only fits. Biscuit packs are one-time purchases.
Yes — pick boy or girl when you adopt, and switch any time in Settings. Everything your corgi says, and every card you share, follows along.
No. Never. That's the whole point. Neglect makes him scruffy and a bit dramatic about snacks, and that's as bad as it gets. Coming back is always a happy event.
Most ads are rewarded videos you choose to watch — double a walk's payout, top up bones, earn a biscuit. There's one banner on the Den and Shop tabs, no interstitials ever, and Gold members see no banner at all. Nothing in the game is gated behind watching an ad.
No sign-up, no email, no real name. The app creates a random anonymous account so your corgi can be backed up, booped by friends, and moved to a new phone with a one-time transfer code. That's as personal as it gets, and one tap in Settings deletes it all.
With your permission, your phone's step counter becomes his leash: pick a daily goal from 3,000 to 10,000 steps and your real steps fill his walk ring. Steps are read on-device and never uploaded. No pedometer? Honor system — tell him you walked and he believes you.
Herding dog in a loaf-shaped body, two coats of fur, an opinion about everything, and a butt wiggle in place of a wag. The app also delivers one real corgi fact per day, so you'll both be learning.
Free. No account. He's already practicing his sit.