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Is your dog okay when you leave? Send me a clip.

I'm Lin, the founder of AnimaSense. I'm reading clips for the first owners by hand, for free, in exchange for honest feedback. Send 30-60 seconds from just after you leave, and I'll email you a plain-English read-out you can take to your vet or trainer.

  1. Step 1
    Record just after you leave

    Video from a pet cam or a propped-up phone, or just a voice memo recording sound. The first minutes after the door closes tell you the most.

  2. Step 2
    The tool measures, I watch

    AnimaSense measures whining/barking bouts and pacing rhythm. I watch every clip myself for body language like lip-licking or waiting at the door.

  3. Step 3
    You get a read-out by email

    What I saw, when it started, and a few practical next steps. Usually within 24 hours.

No camera? Record sound instead.
  1. Open Voice Memos (iPhone) or the Recorder app (Android) and press record.
  2. Leave the phone near where your pet waits for you, then head out as normal.
  3. Come back after a few minutes, stop the recording, and upload it below, or simply email it to clips@animasenseai.com.

Barking and whining are measured from sound alone. Video adds pacing and body language, but it isn't required.

Personal read-out · $9 one-off
Want it faster, with a practice plan? Get the $9 personal read-out.
  • • The minute the distress starts, and whether it builds or settles
  • • Whining and barking bouts, pacing, and what I see in the body language
  • • A 2-week practice plan built around your dog's starting point
  • • By email within 48 hours. No account, no subscription.
Get my read-out for $9

After paying, email a phone video or voice memo recorded as you leave to clips@animasenseai.com. Not happy with it? Reply and I'll refund you.

Or send your clip for a free read-out

Your clip is private: only I see it, and it's used only for your read-out. No account, no card.

A read-out is a first-pass signal, not a veterinary diagnosis. If your pet is hurting themselves or in danger, please contact your vet right away. See our privacy policy.