Pawse.ai
Sound engineered for dogs, not humans
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Sound engineered for dogs, not humans
229 followers
Pawse.ai writes sound for your dog while it plays. Every session is shaped to how dogs hear, so it plays no recordings and no two sessions are the same.
Choose Sleep, Home Alone, Loud Noise, Travel or Vet Visit. After each session you tell it what your dog did, and the next session starts from that answer.
It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android. With an Apple TV, a session keeps playing after you leave the house.
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This is the 2nd launch from Pawse.ai. View more
Pawse.ai
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Pawse.ai writes sound for your dog while it plays. Every session is shaped to how dogs hear. Choose Sleep, Home Alone, Loud Noise, Travel or Vet Visit. Tell it what your dog did and the next session adjusts. The Apple TV app keeps playing after you leave.
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Hello again, Product Hunt.
We were here in May with a beta and a promise that Pawse.ai was coming to the App Store. It arrived in October for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, and Android followed on Google Play on 21 October.
Pawse.ai plays no recordings. My co-founder, Luis Magalhães, is a concert pianist, and he built it with no music in it. It writes the sound while it plays, for a dog's hearing rather than ours. No two sessions are the same.
You pick one of five situations. Sleep, Home Alone, Loud Noise, Travel or Vet Visit. Afterwards you answer one question about what your dog did. The next session starts from your answer.
The part we are proudest of is the Apple TV app. Your phone leaves the house in your pocket. The Apple TV stays behind with your dog and plays until the session ends.
Pawse.ai is a wellness product, not a treatment, and we make no promise about any one dog. We would like to hear what you notice with yours.
A Pawse.ai subscription costs $9.99 a month or $69.99 a year in the US. In the eurozone it costs €9.99 or €69.99. Yearly starts with a free month.
Hi, Luis here, Katherine's co-founder.
You might expect a pianist to fill an app with music. I left it out on purpose. Music is written for people, and our homes are already full of it. Henry, our rescued English Bulldog, lived in the middle of all that sound, and almost none of it was made for him.
So each session is made for the dog, while it plays. Home Alone is the one I care about most. You leave, the Apple TV stays with your dog, and the session keeps going.
I will be around all day, so ask me anything.
What are the sounds, are these specific frequencies?
@theavijitsarkar Good question, Avijit.
It is not music, and there are no recordings. Each session is generated while it plays, shaped to how dogs hear, so no two sessions are the same. The exact makeup and structure of the sound is part of our IP, so I will keep it at that level. The best way to understand it is to hear it, and the Yearly plan starts with a free month.
This is a brilliant idea. I wish people would be aware of this (especially during the NY when they use fireworks).
@busmark_w_nika Thank you, Nika, that means a lot. New Year's Eve is a hard night for many dogs, and it is the night we had in mind for Loud Noise. Being with your dog is still the best thing you can do. For the times nobody can be home, the Apple TV keeps the session playing. Good luck with minimalist phone.
this is such a fun use of applied AI ! would be curious to see some sort of physiologic benchmarking at some point once enough data is collected (-:
shoutout to henry for paving the way haha
@carson_cruz1 Thank you, Carson, and Henry would have taken all the credit. On benchmarking, we agree it matters. Today the app learns only from what the guardian reports after each session, and it measures nothing in the dog. We are developing a collar sensor, the Pawse.ai Tag, planned for 2027, so there is more to go on than the guardian's answer. Until then we will not claim more than those answers show.
Can you choose how long a session runs? Especially curious about the Home Alone option
@marianna_tymchuk the app allows you to choose a session duration. anywhere from 30minutes, 1 hr, 2 hrs, or a custom duration that you select.
Does each dog get its own profile? Would be interesting to see how you handle two dogs reacting differently to the same session.
@roman_burdyga The app allows up to five dog profiles under one account. To run each session, you will have to select one of your dog profiles.
It's a really fun idea! I'm going to try it with my dog, Eighteen, and see how the sessions change after I tell the app what Eighteen did. Hoping for a calm, sleepy pup by the end of the week. @pawseai_luis congrats on the launch!
@hungrydog Thank you for the support. We look forward to hearing how Eighteen settles by the end of the week using our app.