Film 10 seconds
Point your phone. Tap record. Done.
Get a full reading
Mood, pain, body language, what they're saying.
Spot changes early
Haku watches their trends and tells you when something shifts.
Just film. Haku watches.
Open the camera, point at your cat for ten seconds, tap record. Haku tracks their face, body, tail, and ears in real time โ you'll see the dots lock on as it works.
- โTracks live, not after
- โNo special equipment
- โWorks indoors or out
Like a vet, with words your cat would use.
In about ten seconds you get a clear primary state, a pain score out of 10, body-language read, mood radar, and one thing you can do right now.
- โInner monologue in your cat's voice
- โVet-grade pain assessment (FGS)
- โOne actionable next step
Knows your cat's normal.
After a few readings Haku builds a baseline. When anything drifts โ pain creeping up, trust signals dropping, energy off โ you get a heads up before it gets serious.
- โ30-day rolling baseline
- โAlerts when things change
- โSpot arthritis & illness early
Every cat, their own profile.
Multi-cat household? Haku tracks each one separately. Their breed calibrates the reading โ a Maine Coon and a Sphynx don't act the same.
- โUnlimited cats on Premium
- โBreed-calibrated readings
- โPer-cat history & alerts
Built for cat people.
Vet-grade pain score
Feline Grimace Scale, calibrated to your cat's breed.
Trust signals
Slow blinks, head bumps, kneading โ counted, not guessed.
Real meow translation
Acoustic analysis of every chirp and meow in the clip.
10 personalities
Voice your cat's monologue however suits them.
Vet-ready PDF
One tap exports a full trend report for your vet.
30+ badges
Quietly gamified โ every reading unlocks something.
Share-ready cards
9:16 image of any reading, perfect for stories.
Sync across devices
iPhone, iPad, web โ your cat's history follows.
Private by default
Frames are never stored on our servers.
"Haku told me my cat's pain score had crept up over a week. I would have missed it. Turned out to be early arthritis โ caught it before it got bad."
