Spot & map strays
Snap a photo and drop a pin in seconds, so the whole neighborhood can see who's out there.
- Photo and pin in a few taps
- AI suggests breed and color for you
- A shared map of animals near you
For street animals, the people who help them, and lost pets
Spot strays on a shared neighborhood map, help the ones that need it, and bring lost pets home. Free, anywhere in the world.
Free, no subscription Works in any country Android coming soon
One app for every animal you meet outside, whether it lives on your street or is trying to get home.
Snap a photo and drop a pin in seconds, so the whole neighborhood can see who's out there.
Turn a pin into action, together with the people who live around you.
If your pet goes missing, people nearby start looking within a minute.
Every animal you meet becomes a sticker in your own collection. A walk turns into a small adventure.
Whether it's a street cat or someone's dog, the path to help runs through the people nearby.

A cat on the corner, a dog that looks hungry.

When your own cat or dog doesn't come home.
A map of animals can be misused. StraySync is built so it can't be turned against the animals, or the people who help them.
Map key
No toll booths on this map. Helping an animal should never wait for a payment, so everything that gets animals seen, helped and home is free, for good. Optional tips keep the app running.
Pet-a-log
Every cat and dog you photograph becomes a sticker in your own album, with the background removed for you. And every sighting you share also helps owners looking for a lost pet.
Real photos only. Your collection stays on your phone.





Free guides and tools. Useful right now, with or without the app.
Free, no signup, in 6 languages. Print it or save it as a PDF in a couple of minutes.
Make a posterNo. Most people use it for the street animals around them: pinning strays they see, marking the ones they've helped or rescued, and coordinating feeding and vet visits with neighbors. Lost-pet posts are one part of it, and every stray sighting is also checked against lost pets nearby.
Yes. Posting sightings and lost pets, nearby alerts, AI matching, private messages and the printable poster are all free, with no trial and no subscription. Optional tips help keep the app running. There is never a paywall when an animal needs help.
Public pins of street animals are shown within about 250 m of the real spot, so the map can't be used to target them. The person who reported an animal still sees the exact location. If you turn on nearby alerts, the app stores only your approximate area, rounded to about 1 km, and never tracks you in the background.
When someone reports a sighting, StraySync compares the photo and description with active lost-pet posts nearby and lets the owner know about likely matches. AI can be wrong, so every match shows both photos side by side for a person to decide.
Anywhere. StraySync isn't tied to one city: it works wherever people use it, and the more neighbors join, the more animals get seen and helped. The app is in English today, with more languages on the way.
The Android app is coming soon. Until then, the guides and the free lost-pet poster on this site work on any phone or computer.
Don't pay. Ask for a current photo or a video call, and meet in a public place. Requests for a deposit, a "shipping fee" or a reward up front are a common scam. StraySync messages show a warning when they spot this, and you can block and report the sender.
In the app, go to Profile, then Settings, then Delete account. This removes your account, sightings, posts, messages and saved alert area. If you can't open the app, email support and we'll do it for you.
Something else? Write to support@straysync.com.
Join your neighbors on StraySync. It's free, and it works wherever you are.
Android coming soon