Dog-powered
No motor sets the speed. Your dog starts, slows, and stops the slatmill through their own movement.
the tired dog clubFounding routeI-93 corridor · MA to Salem, NH
A mobile dog gym.
Right at your building.
Supervised, 30-minute slatmill workouts in a climate-controlled van—coming weekly to pet-friendly apartment communities along the I-93 corridor.
Pre-launch interest list. No payment, no contract, no endless emails.
Apartment dogs have energy.
New England has weather.
We bring the workout.
How it works
It’s a treadmill.
Your dog is the motor.
A slatmill is a non-motorized treadmill made specifically for dogs. The belt moves only when the dog moves, so the dog controls the pace.
The Tired Dog Club will park at partner apartment communities once a week. Residents book directly, meet the van onsite, and their dog gets a private workout tailored to their comfort and conditioning. Vaccination records will be required, and equipment will be sanitized between dogs.
Private + supervised
A focused 30-minute workout without the chaos of a group playroom or crowded dog park.
Right at your building
A climate-controlled mobile gym visits partner apartment communities on a fixed weekly route.
First service area
Built for the
I-93 corridor.
The first route is being shaped around dense clusters of pet-friendly apartment communities from north of Boston through Salem, New Hampshire.
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Nearby community? Join the list anyway. Founding Pack demand will help determine the exact first stops.
For property managers
A no-cost premium pet amenity.
We bring the van. Residents book and pay. Your team points us to one parking spot—and gains a genuinely different amenity to market.
Request a free demo dayA real leasing differentiator
“Pet-friendly” is expected. An onsite mobile dog gym is an amenity prospects will remember.
Calmer apartment neighbors
Better-exercised dogs can mean less pent-up energy in units, hallways, and bark parks.
Zero property cost
Residents book and pay directly. We handle scheduling, payments, waivers, and operations.
Low lift, year-round value
You approve one parking spot. We bring a weather-proof amenity built for New England.
Partnership basics: a weekly day and time, one parking spot, and an optional free 90-minute resident demo. Insurance, waivers, vaccination and sanitation protocols will be provided before launch.
For residents
A serious workout.
A very good nap.
No yard? Bad weather? Dog park not your dog’s scene? The weekly route is designed for apartment dogs who need a safe, structured outlet close to home.
- 01High-energy dogs that need more than a walk
- 02Apartment dogs without a yard
- 03Reactive or shy dogs that avoid the dog park
- 04Busy-owner, senior, or overweight dogs
Planned launch pricing
Drop in or make it weekly.
Single session
$6530 minutes · one dogSecond dog
+$30Same visit · separate millSingle-dog monthly
$2504 weekly sessionsTwo-dog monthly
$3504 weekly visitsNo long-term contracts. Monthly memberships renew month to month.
The launch plan
Prove the route.
Fund the van.
Start running.
Build the route
Resident interest and property partnerships show us where weekly demand is strongest.
Fund the first van
The full van, climate-control upfit, and professional slatmills are projected at approximately $120,000.
Reward the founders
Founding Pack members get first access to launch updates, route stops, and any founding-member crowdfunding rewards.
Residents + property teams
Help choose
the first stops.
The Tired Dog Club is not taking bookings yet. Add your dog—or your apartment community—to the interest list. Real demand along the route is what turns this from a very good idea into a van in your parking lot.
First route updatesFounding-member offersFree demo invitations
Good questions
Before you ask…
Is The Tired Dog Club open yet?
Not yet. This is a pre-launch route and demand test. Founding Pack members will be first to hear about funding, demo days, and confirmed launch dates.
Where is the first route?
We’re focusing on pet-friendly apartment communities along the I-93 corridor from north of Boston through Salem, New Hampshire. Waitlist density and property partnerships will determine the exact first stops.
What will sessions cost?
Planned pricing is $65 for a single 30-minute session, $250 per month for four single-dog sessions, or $350 per month for four two-dog visits. Founding offers will be announced before launch.
What does an apartment community pay?
Nothing. Residents book and pay directly. The property provides an approved parking spot and helps tell residents when the van is coming.
Is a slatmill right for every dog?
No. Age, health, conditioning, comfort, and veterinary guidance all matter. Sessions should be voluntary, closely supervised, and tailored to the individual dog.