An independent software company

Small software company. Very good dog.

Lucky Dog Software builds patient, honest apps for the household — starting in the kitchen. We’re named for a rescue dog whose story sets our bar: no tricks, no data held hostage, nobody given up on.

See our appsHome of Lucky Dog Recipes & Lucky Dog Maps
Lucky Dog Software — Lucky, the company's namesake dog
Lucky — namesake, mascot, head of morale

Our apps — the family so far

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iPhone · iPad · Mac · Windows · Android · Web

Lucky Dog Recipes

The family cookbook, rewritten for the way you actually cook. Photograph a cookbook page or a handwritten card and AI turns it into a clean, structured recipe. Plan the week as menus, shop from shared grocery lists, and cook from any screen in the house.

The Lucky Dog Recipes library on iPhone, showing recipe photos with names and authors
The library, organized your way
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Coming soon · iPhone · iPad · Mac

Lucky Dog Maps

Trip planning and navigation for RVs, adventure vans, and overlanding rigs. Plan multi-day itineraries around a daily drive budget, find community-reported boondock sites and campgrounds, and navigate to tonight's camp — maps work fully offline. Building Lucky Dog Recipes taught us how a household runs; this one follows the household out the driveway.

Pavement by day, boondocking by night.
In the works — a good dog rides along

How we build — the Lucky standard

Three promises, kept in every app we ship.

Promise one

Patient, not pushy

No dark patterns, no nagging, no engagement tricks. Good software waits politely by the door until you need it.

Promise two

Your data is yours

Export everything, delete anything, nothing held hostage. The things you entrust to our apps — recipes, plans, family traditions — are heirlooms, and they stay yours.

Promise three

Every screen in the house

Native apps where they matter, the web everywhere else, and one honest sync between them. The kitchen iPad counts as much as the phone in your pocket.

“Nobody gave up on Lucky. We build software for people to be treated that well.”

Meet Lucky