The dog wearable market is looking at the wrong problem.
GPS is a feature.
Health is a
daily habit.
Most dog wearables are built around GPS — for the day a dog gets lost. We're building for every ordinary day: learn the baseline, flag the drift, skip the GPS.
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The pieces got
small and cheap.
Owners already pay for dog wearables
The category exists, and it is built around GPS and lost dogs. Day-to-day health, the thing owners worry about every day, is the open space.
A sensor no longer needs to be a computer
A low-power Bluetooth chip with a motion sensor sends raw movement to the phone. The neural net runs on our servers, so the collar stays simple and the model keeps improving after it ships.
Phones do the heavy lifting
iPhones sync Bluetooth devices in the background. No SIM, no cellular plan, no base station: the owner's phone is the gateway.
Execution over
promises.
The App
Live on the App Store today. Breed ID, AI Vet, and food matching are fully functional.
The Hardware
Working prototype: motion sensor syncing to the app over Bluetooth. 6-axis sensor syncing via background BLE.
The AI
Neural net trained with separate dog and cat models, classifying sleep, walk, play, and eat.
The Log
Engineering deep-dives published since March 2026, including what went wrong.
Designing our first prototype case in Python
2026-09-01By mistake, 47% of our calorie data was broken
2026-08-23The LED that ate our battery
2026-06-28Our AI called 41 °C a good day for a walk
2026-06-27Transparent engineering.
Building trust
before hardware.
We are establishing authority in dog health organically. Our iOS app is live and useful today, and our library of 200 fact-checked guides provides rigorous, cited answers to owners.
Raising
pre-seed.
To take the collar from a working prototype to a certified product. The amount and use of funds are in the deck.
- Production enclosure and charging
- Water, dust and radio certification
- Real collar data to train the model on
- Growing the early list through the live app
The path to
production.
We are working toward certification, finalising the production enclosure, and growing our free early list through the live iOS app.
support@fudini.co
Denys Zarubin
Founder, based in Spain. Building the collar, the app and the model in public, and writing the build log.
Contact
support@fudini.coJoin the
early list.
Prototype phase. Not certified. Not for sale. No payment required.