A very small studio · Est. 2026
Two small tools for kinksters: pups, handlers, furries and the rest of the scene.
PupID builds what the scene keeps forgetting to make: a handle that sounds like you, and one page to hand out instead of five links.
The studio is called PupID. The tools are not pup-only.
Collr.app · Shipped 2026
01 / Collr.app
Your profile is your collar.
A link-in-bio page built for the scene, not retrofitted onto it. Claim a handle, add your links, and give people one place to find you.
Collr started life as PawPup, a pup-only link-in-bio page, and is now built for the whole kink community. Events in the scene sit scattered across group chats, threads and posters, and finding them is work, so Collr grew into an event database with the page attached: list a meet, find one near you, and put your next event on your own profile. It is the studio's main product.
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Events listed
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Pages claimed
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Countries
collr.app
collr.app/woofthepup
Pup.fyi · Handle claim
02 / Pup.fyi
A Bluesky handle that fits your pup persona.
Pup.fyi hands out custom .pup.fyi handles that verify straight through the AT Protocol. No .bsky.social suffix, no fighting a third-party app for a name that fits your headspace. Pick a name, verify ownership, done.
Straight answers
Is Collr a social network?
No feed, no inbox. Collr is a page you hand out, not a place to scroll.
Will people find you by accident?
The directory is opt-in and off by default, and profiles are not indexed by search engines. Your page is found by the people you give the address to.
What happens if you delete your account?
Your handle stays reserved for 30 days so nobody can pick it up and pretend to be you.
What does it cost?
The handle and the page are free, and stay free. Premium and Premium+ exist so the free tier can keep existing.
What you get, and what it costs
Studio / The short version
PupID is not trying to build a platform. It is pups, handlers, furries and kinksters who kept hitting the same two annoyances: a handle that didn't sound like them, and a bio link page that wasn't built with their headspace in mind. PupID fixed both, shipped them, and keeps the invoice small enough to run without anyone else's money. The name says pup. The tools are for every kinkster in the scene.
— Lyall, who runs the PupID studio
How PupID works
Small on purpose
Two products, run by a handful of people who actually use them. PupID would rather ship less and answer its own support email.
Boring infrastructure
Plain servers, real databases, code that can be read at 2am when something breaks. Nothing here is held together with a vendor's goodwill.
Free stays free
The core of both products, a handle and a page, costs nothing. Paid tiers exist so the free tier can keep existing.
