Pawlogue listens to your cat or dog, reads their mood, and learns the meanings you teach for your pet. Not a toy that makes up sentences. An honest read of how they really feel.
No spam. One email when we open the beta.
Open the app when your cat meows or your dog barks. Pawlogue captures the sound on your phone, in the moment.
You instantly see an honest read of their state: content, seeking attention, agitated, distressed, or a calm purr. With a confidence you can trust.
Over a week or two you tag a handful of your pet's sounds. Pawlogue learns your pet's specific meanings, the door call, the food call, the hello.
There is no universal cat language. So we refuse to fake one.
The science is clear: cats and dogs do not share a fixed vocabulary, and a meow means different things from one cat to the next. What is readable is mood, and the patterns your own pet repeats with you. Pawlogue is built on exactly that, and nothing it cannot stand behind.
Meow, purr, chirp, hiss, yowl. The meow your cat aims at you is a language they invented for you alone, and Pawlogue learns it.
Bark, whine, growl, howl. Dog vocal mood is even more readable across pets, and it is coming right after cats.
No, and we will never pretend it does. Pawlogue reads mood, and the specific meanings you teach it for your own pet. Anyone claiming a literal word-for-word pet translator is selling you a toy.
Over the first week or two, the app groups your pet's sounds and asks you to name a few of them ("this one means hungry"). It takes about thirty quick taps, and the read keeps getting sharper as you go.
Yes. Sound is processed on your device by default. Nothing leaves your phone unless you opt in, and even then we share anonymized data only, never raw recordings, and never for sale.
No. Pawlogue can gently flag an unusual pattern worth a vet's attention, but it never diagnoses. If your pet seems unwell, see a veterinarian.
A 30-day free trial, then $19 per year. One simple price. No ads.
We are in build. Join the waitlist and you will be among the first into the beta, cats first.