About Us

Hey, my names Jack. I'm the founder of Offleash GPS. 

I started OffLeash GPS for one reason: the worst feeling a dog owner knows is the moment you call their name and nothing comes back.

A gate left open. A clap of thunder. A roo on the other side of the fence.

It takes a dog about four seconds to be gone, and out here — on properties, on quarter-acre blocks backing onto bush, on streets with a main road one bad sprint away — four seconds is all it takes for a great day to turn into the worst one.

We're Australians who got sick of two things. First, watching mates lose dogs that should've been easy to find.

And second, the gear on offer: clunky overseas trackers built for American suburbs, dodgy apps that drop out the second you leave town, and "containment" collars that zap a dog into staying put.

None of it felt right, and most of it wasn't built for here.

So we built OffLeash GPS ourselves — for Australian dogs, Australian distances, and Australian owners who'd never put a shock to their best mate.

No shocks. Not now, not ever.

OffLeash GPS doesn't punish your dog. There's no static, no electric correction — the collar physically can't deliver one.

Instead it tracks your dog in real time and gives you a heads-up the second they cross a boundary you've drawn in the app, with a gentle vibration cue to nudge them back your way. 

You stay in control, your dog stays comfortable, and nobody gets hurt teaching them where home is.

It's the humane way, and frankly it's the only way we'd put something round our own dogs' necks.

Built for the wide brown land.

No buried wires. No fence to install. No weekend spent trenching the backyard.

You draw your safe zones on a map, anywhere in the country, and the collar does the rest — paddock, beach shack, the in-laws' place at Christmas.

Live tracking that keeps up whether you're in the suburbs or three hours past the last set of traffic lights.

We're a small Aussie outfit, not a faceless global brand. 

When you message us, you're talking to people who own dogs, lose sleep over them, and built this thing because we needed it too.

Your dog gives you their whole life. The least we can do is always know where they are.

OffLeash GPS. Keep 'em close.