A trainer can see your dog but isn't there at 2 a.m. An app is always there but has never seen him. Pawly is both.
A trainer sees a few reps a week. Pawly can check every rep you film and every photo you snap, day or night, and it shows you what it looked at before it tells you anything.
Sit check
Prop your phone at his height. Pawly finds the points on his body in every frame, then checks three things.
All three for 1.5 seconds, and the rep counts.
It outlines the part it's reading, then checks color, firmness, blood, mucus, worms and anything swallowed. Fine, worth watching, or one for your vet. It never diagnoses.
Take a few photos of a room. Pawly looks closer at the floor, outlines what he could chew or swallow, and says what to fix today and what to watch.
The tech under the pup
Here it's measuring Lucas, Jake's dog: speed, path and pose from one ordinary phone video, with no collar or sensors. Sprint speed is just this demo. The same kind of dog-vision work is behind Pawly's rep checks, and what it's learning to read next.
A single demonstration with Lucas. Method and limits are on the technology page.
Pawly is an AI coach you text or speak to. Before it answers, it checks his record: his age, his logs, his plan. So the answer is about him, at 2 p.m. or 2 a.m.
Ask how potty training is going. It checks open concerns and his care logs, then answers from his log: four good trips today, in the same spot.
Used: checked open concerns and care logs
Crying in the crate? It checks his trip log first. He went 20 minutes ago, so it's settling, not the potty. Then a timer checks in at 5, 10 and 20 minutes.
He went 20 min ago · probably not the potty
Chatbots and other puppy apps help a little. Here's what's different when the help already knows him.
Asking a general chatbot
My puppy is 11 weeks old, a shih-poo, about 4 lb. He's been biting our hands every evening around 7. We're on day 5 of swapping in a toy and ending play when he bites. Last night was a bit easier. He napped 11 to 1 and had dinner at 5:30. What should we do tonight?
Asking Pawly
He's biting again.
Read his record · Evening biting plan, step 2 · Last night: easier
Right on time, it's his 7pm wind-up. Stay on step 2 tonight: swap in the rope toy, and if he keeps going, a two-minute break in his pen. Last night was easier, so it's working.
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Any tips for reducing my dog's barking behaviour?
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Woofz Dog Assistant
What are the effective ways to train a dog to stop excessive barking?
Effective ways to train a dog to stop excessive barking include understanding the reason for the barking, not reinforcing the behavior, practicing "Look" and "Come" commands in the presence of the stimulus, socializing the dog, and teaching them basic obedience. Additionally, for specific reasons such as attention-seeking, demanding food/play, fear, territorial behavior, and separation anxiety, there are detailed strategies for reconditioning the dog's behavior.
Pawly
Any tips for his barking?
Read his record · 11 weeks · You said: barks when you get home
That's excitement, not alarm, so don't answer it. For the next week, come in calm and wait for four paws on the floor before you say hi. Want me to start his Barking plan tonight? It's five short steps.
Start the planNot now
Dogo and Woofz replies are transcribed from screenshots of their iOS apps; the apps may have changed since. Dogo and Woofz are trademarks of their owners; Pawly isn't affiliated with either.
The 3am crying, the accidents, the chewing, the zoomies, and nobody hands you a plan. You're not the only one up at 3am.
Not a pep talk. Plans, checks, logs and answers that fit his age and how today is going.
2:47 am
He won't stop crying.
His plan
Crying in the crate · step 1 of 3His crate right by your bed tonight
7:10 am
Not on the rug again.
Potty rhythm
Next pottyAround 7:05
His usual gap: 2h 20m
6:40 pm
He bites everything at night.
His plan
Evening biting · step 2 of 4A crate nap before 7pm
11:30 am
Those were new slippers.
Guide for this week
Teething · 4 min readWhat to put away, and what to give him instead
Read
3:15 pm
Is this plant safe?
Ask Pawly
Pothos can hurt his mouth and stomach. Move it out of his reach, and call your vet if he's drooling or being sick.
8:20 pm
Zoomies. Every night.
Ask Pawly
That's his evening wind-up. A slow sniff walk before bed helps him settle.
So we don't remake them. The trainer teaches, free. Pawly adds what a video can't: it knows him, answers about him, and watches his reps. Working with a trainer in person? They see him an hour a week. Pawly covers the other 167.
Search, guess, hope it fits his age.
The lesson for his age and what you're working on.
Scroll the comments.
Ask Pawly about him. It knows his age and his plan.
You decide.
Film one rep. Pawly says if it counted and for how long.
Whatever autoplays.
The next step in his plan, when he's ready.
Trainer videos are blurred here; in the app they play in YouTube's own player. Trainers aren't affiliated with Pawly. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC.
It learns his rhythm from a few taps and knows when it's a vet question.
Health
Say what he ate and how much. It does the math for his weight, says what to do now and gets his details ready for the vet. It never diagnoses.
25 g × 5.5 ÷ 3 kg ≈ 46 mg per kg
Today
Tap +, Potty, Pee. Pawly moves his next break to fit his usual gap.
Out around 7:27 · his usual 1h 3m gap
We added what a trainer can't carry in their pocket: computer vision.
Four collections sit behind Pawly's plans and checks, each with its own room on the research page, including what it can't tell us.
How we use the research
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