Dog-walk route planner
Sniffaro
Start with the time you have. Discover a dog walk that makes familiar surroundings feel new.
The everyday constraint
Dog owners often repeat the same route because they know how long it takes. Familiarity solves a scheduling problem, but it can also make walking feel repetitive. Co-creator Adam Paaske supplied the original idea and concept; Nils Wendelboe Holmager co-created and developed Sniffaro. It begins with the practical constraint of time available for a walk. The intent is not to demand that every owner walk farther, but to help them discover alternatives within a realistic part of their day.
Turn the constraint into an interface
The planner combines duration, a starting point and walking preferences. The portfolio image uses a public park and an isolated sample session rather than someone’s home address. This is a route-planning interface, not a guarantee about on-the-ground conditions. An estimated duration cannot capture every dog’s pace, a temporary closure or all local access restrictions, so people still need to exercise judgment when choosing a walk.
Idea to public beta in 2h 17m
The first recorded idea was on 10 November 2026 at 12:28:17.693 UTC. The public-beta release was recorded at 14:45:04 UTC the same day. The elapsed 136 minutes and 46 seconds rounds to 2 hours and 17 minutes. The endpoint was an initial public beta, followed by continued testing and refinement. Calling that a completely finished product would erase an important distinction.
Delivery, not just generated code
The milestone includes taking the product onto its own domain and checking the live experience, not merely producing a local code scaffold. Release-recording commit 97a5ec7d9ede568966147aeed3b159378453666b corroborates the beta record in the private source repository. The Principles of Earned Autonomy workflow keeps human direction, decision records and verification connected. This is one documented delivery example, not a controlled productivity experiment, a quality guarantee or a general promise of two-hour launches.