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K9 training software
you can run from the field.

Log the session on your phone before you leave the training site. Pull the report when somebody asks for it. The app is free, and team seats are $10 a month each.

  • Free iPhone app
  • Web workspace
  • Mac app
Illustration of an attentive Belgian Malinois beside a handler during an outdoor obedience session
Log it at the field, not at the desk three days later.
K9Codex iPhone Home with sample data: weekly training totals, Log Training, Track Work, three K9s and the training calendar

One dog or a whole unit. Same app.

Just you and your dog

Tap Train Independently, add your dog, and log today's session. Bring teammates in later and your records come with you.

Start with your own K9s

A team with a supervisor

Pick your seats and hand out the org code. Handlers log, supervisors sign off, and nobody chases a spreadsheet.

Plan your team workspace

Free app download. Workspace access requires a subscription or an existing team invitation. Apple displays localized pricing and any eligible trial before purchase.

See what belongs in a K9 training record

Sample training record

What a K9Codex training record looks like

The session details, the handler’s observations, and the trainer’s feedback sit in one record, and the report on the right is built from the same fields.

K9CodexTraining records
Illustrative example
Session / EX-00104 SEP 2026

Atlas

Obedience · Handler A

Met Standard
Session time
08:10–08:35
Duration
25 minutes
Weather
Cloudy
Temperature
Cool · 40–60°F
Open field · Training ground

Handler observations

Practiced heel, sit-stay, and recall on a loose lead. Atlas held position during walking distractions. Repeated one recall after a slow response; the final repetition was prompt.

Trainer review · Trainer B

Notes reviewed. Continue recall work with controlled distractions in the next session.

The same details, ready to read
K9CodexSample / EX-001

Training session report

September 4, 2026 · Obedience

K9 / handler
Atlas / Handler A
Recorded outcome
Met Standard
Time / duration
08:10–08:35 · 25 minutes
Conditions
Cloudy · Cool · 40–60°F

Location

Open field · Training ground

Handler observations

Practiced heel, sit-stay, and recall on a loose lead. Atlas held position during walking distractions. Repeated one recall after a slow response; the final repetition was prompt.

Trainer review · Trainer B

Notes reviewed. Continue recall work with controlled distractions in the next session.

Fictional example · Not a certification01 / 01

This is the actual app

Real K9Codex iPhone screens with sample data.

  1. K9Codex iPhone Quick Log with sample data: select a K9 to begin a five-step training log
    Quick LogChoose your K9 and work through the session details
  2. K9Codex iPhone Home with sample data: weekly training totals, Log Training, Track Work, three K9s and the training calendar
    HomeTraining, GPS track work and your day in one place
  3. K9Codex iPhone Records with sample data: searchable training history and supervisor sign-off controls
    RecordsSearch training history and review records for sign-off
  4. K9Codex iPhone Field Roster with sample data: three dogs, handler names, activity and log counts
    K9 profilesYour roster, handlers and recent training activity

What goes in the record

All of it stays tied to the dog and the handler, from the field to the sign-off.

Training records

Every session with the standard, time, result, conditions and notes. Guided fields, not a blank row.

  • Scent, terrain and weather saved with the session
  • The handler's name goes on it when it's logged

Certifications

Renewal dates and evaluators per dog, with a heads-up before anything lapses.

Field activity

Training and field work you can search by dog, handler, place or result.

K9 profiles

Each dog's assignment, credentials, scent profile and status on one screen.

Change history

Who changed what and when, plus who signed off. It stays with the record.

Reports

Filter by dog, handler, dates or discipline and export. No merging three spreadsheets first.

Spreadsheets vs K9Codex

A spreadsheet holds numbers. It doesn't know who typed them or who signed off. Read the full comparison

WorkflowSpreadsheets and paperK9Codex
Logging a sessionBlank rows, different every time, copies everywhere.Guided fields, same every time, one copy.
CertificationsA separate calendar somebody has to remember to update.Renewal dates per dog, with a warning before they lapse.
Who changed itThe latest value wins. Who changed it is anyone's guess.Every change has a name and a time on it.
ReportsRebuilt by hand from several files, every time.Filter and export the record the team already logged.
More than one handlerOne shared file, five versions of it.Handlers log, supervisors review, admins manage. Separate roles.

Who it's built for

Your agency or certifying body still decides what's required.

Police K9 units

Training, certifications and handler history in one place for internal review.

  • Searchable training history
  • Certification dates per dog

Private security

The same records across every team and site, plus reports clients can read.

  • Client-ready reports
  • More than one site

Search and rescue

Scenario, terrain, conditions and outcome saved with every session.

  • Location on the record
  • Volunteer roles

K9 academies

Track each dog from intake to evaluation, across every trainer.

  • Progress reports
  • More than one trainer

Same records on your phone, the web and your Mac

Handlers log on the iPhone. Supervisors run admin and reports on the web.

The iPhone app is a free download. Web team seats are $10 per seat a month, or subscribe in the iPhone app, where Apple shows local pricing before purchase. Access bought on the web works in the app. See how K9Codex handles your data.

$10a seat, a month. Everything included.
  • K9Codex on iPhone. Native app on the App Store for handlers working away from a desk.
  • Full web workspace. Administration, review, and reporting for supervisors.
  • Desktop app. A Mac desktop download for supervisors who review at a desk. Windows is coming.
  • Access carries with the organization. Roles keep field entry, review, and administration distinct.

Questions we actually get

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What is K9Codex?

K9Codex (sometimes searched as K9 Codex) is K9 training management software from SYSTALOG.ai. Handlers log training sessions, keep K9 profiles and certification dates current, and export reports. It's a free iPhone download from the App Store, and it also runs on the web and as a Mac app. Web team seats are $10 per seat a month.

What should a K9 training log record?

The dog and handler, date, exercise or discipline, how long, conditions, the goal, the result and follow-up notes. Add evaluator and review details when they apply. Your agency or certifying body decides which fields are required, so check a sample export before you switch.

Can several handlers and a supervisor share one unit?

Yes. Handlers log their own work, supervisors review and sign off, and admins manage the workspace. Each role only sees the controls it needs.

Can K9Codex produce training reports?

Yes. Filter by dog, handler, dates or discipline and export training, certification, field activity and change history. K9Codex keeps the record organized; your agency's policy and certification rules still decide what counts.

Does it work for private kennels and academies?

Yes. Private programs get the same records, certification tracking, trainer roles and progress reports without a police-specific setup.

K9Codex

Log your next session in K9Codex

Download it free, add your dog, and log the next session at the field. Bring the team in when you're ready.

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Studio prices are examples; every custom project gets a flat quote first. K9Codex supports recordkeeping and does not replace an audit. GemFit.ai is not a medical device.