WildKind turns 32 everyday observations into five transparent behavioral dimensions, a provisional archetype, and practical care ideas. It is warm science for curious pet owners—not a diagnosis or a fixed personality label.
Hi Product Hunt — I’m Tinke, the solo maker behind WildKind.
I started building it after realizing that pet personality tools tended to sit at two extremes: playful human-style quizzes, or academic research that was difficult to translate into everyday decisions.
WildKind asks owners about 32 observable behaviors, maps the answers across five dimensions, and translates that shape into a provisional Field Guide with practical care ideas. The method, scoring logic, references, and limitations are public. It is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace a veterinarian or qualified behavior professional.
What is available today:
- an anonymous assessment
- a complete fictional sample Field Guide
- a free printable 30-day observation checklist
- the complete Field Guide for a one-time $5.99 USD
I would especially value feedback on three things:
1. Are the five dimensions understandable without extra explanation?
2. Does the sample report feel useful without becoming label-heavy?
3. What would make you trust or revisit a pet-behavior tool like this?
Thanks for taking a look. Please tell me where the language, method, or experience could be clearer.
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