RIOS / Canine Professionals OS
One operating foundation for canine professionals.
RIOS brings implemented training, sport, facility, grooming, and qualified breeding-record surfaces onto one shared organization and dog-record foundation. The surfaces are real; release readiness is assessed one pack at a time.
Implemented pack surfaces
Trainer
Private lessons, group classes and behavior work -- one training floor, connected work on each dog's record.
Sport dog
Competing teams and titles tracked alongside the everyday training that gets them there.
Facility
Boarding and daycare with medication administration and real capacity limits, not a guess.
Grooming
Mobile or in-shop -- arrival windows instead of fixed slots, vans instead of rooms.
Breeding
Record support for qualified canine professionals. Breeding is not an active RIOS-operated business avenue.
Five implemented surfaces do not mean five launch-complete packs. Each pack must still satisfy its own release criteria before RIOS represents it as launch complete.
Verified-client reviews and reusable captions
The review workflow accepts submissions from client identities linked to the organization, and only published reviews reach public surfaces. Each published review carries its verified-client provenance. Staff can deterministically compose ready-to-copy captions from a review's own fields; RIOS does not post to an external social platform on their behalf.
Choose how RIOS fits
One operating platform, two ways to adopt it.
Both paths use the same tenant-aware records, permissions, branding, client experience, and operating foundation. You can change the public-site arrangement later without moving or rebuilding the business data behind it.
RIOS-powered website + portal
Use a RIOS-managed public experience, client sign-in, and client portal under your verified domain. Your business branding leads each client-facing surface; Powered by RIOS identifies the operating foundation behind it.
RIOS Canine Institute is the first-party reference tenant for this path.
RIOS portal for your existing website
Keep the public website you already use and connect its client calls to action to a branded RIOS sign-in and portal. The portal can use a verified domain attached to your organization, while staff access remains on the configured RIOS platform domain.
This is the same OS, not a second or reduced product.
Built in from day one, not bolted on later
Real tenant isolation
Database row-level security enforces the default boundary instead of relying on application filters. By default, one organization cannot read another organization's clients, dogs, pricing, or history. Cross-organization access requires an explicit, bounded door, such as a revocable profile share authorized by a client for one event host; that door excludes financial records.
An append-only, tamper-evident audit trail
RIOS writes attributed state-change entries to an append-only, hash-chained audit log. The application role cannot update or delete those audit entries; removing or altering one breaks chain verification.
Shared records, every discipline
When one organization enables multiple pack surfaces, they share its organization, people, and dog records instead of creating separate tenant identities.
Pricing
Already a client? Sign in to your portal
Your trainer's own address, if you have it, gets you there faster.
Staff: open your organization
Every organization has its own address on the platform.
Why RIOS exists
One canine operating foundation across five implemented pack surfaces.
Training, sport, facility, grooming, and qualified breeding-record workflows use shared organization, person, dog, scheduling, communication, and audit foundations. The current implementation has useful surfaces in each area; pack launch completion remains a separate evidence gate.
The longer-term goal is to improve canine practice with permitted, verified outcomes. Today, organization knowledge remains private, and no aggregate-learning or evidence-weighting runtime is represented as operational. Current client portals expose authorized progress, homework, events, products, and messages without crossing organization boundaries.
What's public here