Source: Lauren Beasley / Radio Now Indy If you’re one of those pet owners who lets your dog toot it and boot it, this new app is coming for your entire life. It’s called the Pooper Snooper and it’s only one stop away from being a crime scene investigation kit. Here’s how it works: First, let’s say your strolling along in your neighborhood thinking positive thoughts when BAM…your new pair of Nikes squash into the deep crevices of dog poop. Pissed, right! Well with Pooper Snooper you can now make a pin of your location, similar to Google Maps, and press the “add poop” button. Then, you can take a picture of the said poop and add any linear notes crucial to the crime — e.g. color, shape, smell, size, etc. Then your info will be uploaded to the app and map, so future travelers can avoid a messy situation. With enough users, the uploaded poop warnings can start a trend in a particular neighborhood, letting folks know that people don’t know how to clean up in that area. It can shame dog owners and be used as a tool for environment officers. Pooper Snooper is the new free #app that enables individuals and communities to record and monitor #dogfouling . You can also record bin locations and use the app to help you find the nearest bin. Lots of new features coming soon! pic.twitter.com/lsxLVT3qvH — Pooper Snooper (@PoopaSnoopa) June 3, 2018 Pooper Snooper says they “empower people to tackle a messy problem.” The need for the app is proven in places like the U.K. where, according to Metro , 8.5 million dogs take five poops a day on average. This results in 42.5 million poops everyday. Gross. You can also use the app to record bin locations just in case irresponsible pet owners have problems finding a waste basket. “The data is instantly visible on a map in the app, revealing persistent problem areas where local authorities and communities can focus their attention,” said CEO of Pooper Snooper Dave Kilbey . Some folks are already going hard as the Poop Police… I’ve just been out with my new PooperSnooper app. LOOK how many turds I spotted, some less than ten yards from a shit bin. Please download it from the AppStore and join the war. It’s like Waze for dog poo. Shitstagram, if you will. Identifies poo bins and SHAMES owners. Top fun! pic.twitter.com/TSwQD7DEZ6 — Giles Coren (@gilescoren) June 8, 2018 Will you join the movement?
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The Poop Police: New App Locates Dog Poop & Reads The Owner For Filth
