An app for you and your pet.

An Agentic smartphone
for your dogs.

Camera and sound help you notice what your dog might need. You decide what happens next. Still testing, coming to iPhone.

A golden puppy sitting and looking at you.

At a glance

  • iPhone firstYour dog, in one app
  • See and hearCamera and sound, together
  • What it might meanWe say when we're unsure
  • Their own walletTest funds only, with your rules
  • You decideSuggestions, approval, or help within limits
  • Still testingDemo only. No real money

A phone for the ones
who can’t hold one.

Your dog gets an agent of their own. It uses camera and sound, remembers what you teach it, and asks before taking on a new task. Their history, rules, and wallet stay together in the app. iPhone comes first; our own hardware can wait until the app is ready.

See and hear

A little more understanding.

See their movements. Hear a bark or a whine. Camera and sound help MeowWa make a guess. Tell us if we got it right.

An illustration of the app at work, recreated from its own screens and words. Pepper’s clip is made with AI; it isn’t real app footage. On the Analysis screen you tap Analyze Pepper. The camera turns on and the app shows Listening to Pepper. After one sound, an interpreted message from Pepper appears: I think I’m hungry. Maybe your company too, though less likely. Under it, the camera’s thinking line: Might want to interact with a bowl. Opening the message shows Medium support, Probably food, maybe attention, and: Pepper likely needs food. Is this right? You tap Yes, and it is saved. The evidence it lists is marked as a demo example, not your recording.
  • Sounds and movements, together

    Use the camera and microphone to notice your dog's sounds and movements. Barks, whines, growls, and howls are part of the picture.

  • What might they need?

    Camera and sound give it context; familiar meanings come from what you've taught it. A new guess is marked as a guess and waits for your answer. It can't tell you exactly what your pet is saying.

  • How sure? Probably, possibly, or not clear.

    MeowWa says how sure it is in words. Tell it whether the guess is right, partly right, or wrong. Your dog's habits stay separate from every other dog's.

  • We say when we don't know

    If the view or sound isn't clear, try another moment. It can't tell you if your pet is sick. Signs of distress point you to a vet and never trigger a purchase.

One moment with Pepper

  1. Pepper whines by her empty bowl.
  2. You tap Analyze Pepper and it reads camera and sound together.
  3. It hears her whine and offers a guess: I think I’m hungry. Maybe your company too, though less likely. Then it waits for you.
  4. You tap Yes and it’s saved. Dinner is served.

Illustration made with AI. Not real app footage.

Your dog. Your choices.

A bark never gives the app permission to act. You choose what it can do, its limits, and for how long. It starts by asking you first.

  • Teach it your dog's habits

    Tell it what a familiar sound means for your dog. Correct or delete a saved meaning anytime. One uncertain guess doesn't become a fact.

  • Start with one small task

    Choose one dog, one familiar sound, and one thing you want help with. Creating a task doesn't give it permission to act.

  • Choose how much help you want

    Suggestions only, ask every time, automatic within your limits, or your own setting within the app's limits. New tasks start by asking you first.

  • Make your own rules

    Choose the action, its limits, and when access ends. Changed tasks need another review. The app can't give itself more access, and you can pause it anytime.

  • A wallet is one of its tools

    Each dog can have its own wallet, with access you can turn off. Payments are still for practice. Connected devices are planned for later.

A simple yes or no.

See the item, seller, price, reason, and time limit together. The app checks your rules before asking. Say yes or no; if you don’t answer, the request expires. Approval and completed payment are recorded separately. These are practice payments, with no real money.

A demo payment for Pepper in MeowWa: 12.99 test USDC for food, a time limit, and buttons to approve and pay or decline. The screen says no real money and calls this a practice payment on Base Sepolia.
A payment demo for Pepper. No real money.

The app

Your dog, in your pocket.

iPhone is the app we’re building for you. Mac and web let us try things out along the way. Your dog’s history and rules stay together across them.

The MeowWa Mac test app with Pepper the dog, a dog toy suggestion, Correct, Partly correct and Wrong feedback buttons, and a declined purchase. Nothing was charged.
The Mac test app: Pepper’s feedback and a toy suggestion. Nothing was charged. The Mac app is invite only.
  • Coming first

    iPhone

    The app we're building for everyday use. You can't download it yet.

  • Invite only

    Mac

    An app for people we've invited to try it, using test funds.

  • Just for testing

    Web

    We use this to try things out.

  • Shared

    Your dog's history

    One history and one set of rules across the apps. A limit set on one screen applies on the others too.

Three simple steps.

Start the camera and sound when you choose. Stop whenever you want. There’s no hidden recording in the background.

  1. Choose your dog

    Open the app, choose your dog, and start the camera and microphone. You choose access and can stop anytime. The app needs to stay open and online.

  2. See what it thinks

    See what the camera and sound suggest together. Say right, partly right, or wrong, and teach it what a familiar moment means for your dog.

  3. You decide

    Every request is checked against your rules. Anything outside your current limits waits for you. Unanswered requests expire.

Our own hardware, later.

An early concept for a MeowWa device of our own. It isn’t for sale, and the iPhone app comes first.

Tell us what you’d want from it

An early concept. Not a final design.

  1. The concept device from the front.
    FrontTwo small holes and a round dark dot.
  2. The concept device from the side.
    SideSlim, with rounded ends.
  3. The concept device from the back.
    BackTwo long slots, four small gold dots and a dark circle.

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