Unlike broad pet health apps, this focuses on one task: turning a normal standing photo into a visual mobility snapshot. Upload a photo — it draws a skeleton overlay, estimates 12 joint angles, checks left-right symmetry. Lightweight, visual, built for observation — not a vet tool.

I built this because I wanted to SEE what's going on inside my dog's body — not just guess. The AI works in three layers: 1. Skeleton detection from your photo 2. Anatomical constraint correction (symmetry, bone ratios, body proportions) 3. Photo-aware review — AI looks at your original photo and corrects keypoints that are visibly off the body What makes this different: It's YOUR dog's actual posture, not a generic 3D model. And the AI tells you when it's uncertain — we flag suspicious measurements and photo quality issues honestly. Honest limitations: This is 2D photo estimation, not a veterinary diagnostic tool. Accuracy depends on photo quality, stance, and fur. Always consult a vet. This is v1. I'd love feedback on what would make this genuinely useful for you as a dog owner.

How well does it handle photos where the dog isnt standing perfectly square or has fur hiding the joints a bit?

See your dog's skeleton from a photo

AI draws 19 skeletal keypoints 12 joint angles from 1 photo

AI draws 19 skeletal keypoints 12 joint angles from 1 photo