Pawa RoboticsIt learns their normal.
Heart rate, breath, rest, and range — against this pet, not a population chart.
They can't tell you how they feel.
the askSomething just shifted. What does Bella need?
Clip it on. The collar learns this pet's baseline — not a breed average. When something shifts, it asks you once, then answers with location, sound, and a private record you can take to a vet.
App screens
Four screens. Nothing to interpret.
A morning read, live presence, the week against their own baseline, and a record written in your words.
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Today
BellaAt home · Home zoneLive 12sVitalitySettledvs her own week84
Rest9h 12m
LoadLight
CalmSteady
The ask4:12pm rest HR stepped up. What's going on?
visitorsweatherappetitenothing
14:12deep rest
16:04rest HR +6
TodayThe morning read
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Live
ListeningLost mode
Trail today0.4 km
Time outside36 min
Safe zones
Home0.0 km · set by youinside
Parents'1.2 km · Samshared
LiveWhere they are, right now
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Health
7 days3090
Rest held91% ↑3
MTWTFSS
Resting heart rate92 / 88–96
Overnight respiration22 ↓1
Day load6.4 light
Rest wakes2 ↑1
Eating · 5Play · 18mLick · typical
Vet report · 1 pageExport
HealthTheir week, not a breed chart
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Record
Today, in your words
4:12pmasked for space after visitorslanded
6:40pmshort yard visitlanded
8:03pm“too much today”almost
9:15pmoffered playmissed
Judge the last response
landedalmostmissed
Responses this week12
7 landed3 almost2 missed
Export allDelete
RecordMeaning stays with you
Why it exists
Most problems start between vet visits.
Cats and dogs can't self-report. Owners see a clinic once or twice a year. The kitchen at 2am, the yard after a storm, the walk that ended too soon — that's where the early signal lives. Pawa is worn because the change worth catching happens before anything looks wrong.
It asks once.
No "your dog seems stressed." A collar cannot know that. It names the change. You name the day.
It answers with presence.
Where they are. Whether the night held. A listen-in if you need to hear the room.
The core loop
Eight seconds. Five moves. One record that is yours.
A morning ritual. Live presence. Written for the person holding the leash — not for a buyer of their data.
01
The collar noticesSettled, sharp change, restless night, fence sprint, or a quiet that isn't like them.
02
Pawa asks“Something just shifted. What's going on?”
03
You answerA tap, a line, silence, or eight seconds of voice.
04
Insight arrivesVitality, load, rest, and where they are. Listen-in if you need it.
05
You judgeLanded. Almost. Missed. That's how the OS gets closer.
The collar
One clip. No screen. Nothing to prove.
Jewellery-adjacent, not sports equipment. Clips onto any standard collar — sized for cats and dogs. Matte, quiet. The best compliment is that they stopped noticing it. Adaptive power so location stays on when it matters.
Built to sense
Heart rate and respiration, continuously — not just at a stressful vet visit.
Activity, play, rest, and energy burned, against their own week.
Multi-mode location: GPS, AGPS, Wi-Fi, 4G — so indoors isn't a dead zone.
Listen-in, smart safe zones, and the path they actually took.
Built to refuse
No readiness ring they have to earn. No streak that nags.
No “you seem anxious” from a collar. It cannot know that.
No default sharing with family, insurers, employers, or a feed.
What Pawa will never do
A private record, not a profile.
Their week is not a number.
The device names the change. You and the vet name the meaning.
Miss a week; nothing is lost and nothing nags.
If a moment can help the OS respond less clumsily, we ask separately and plainly.
The OS in your pocket
Three states you can read in a glance.
Vitality, load, and rest — always versus this pet, never a population. Live presence when you need the map. A journal that trains the OS. A report you can hand to a vet without opening our app again.
The OS
The morning ritual
Did last night hold. How hard can today be. One sentence of outlook — not a dashboard of their soul.
Where they are
Safe zone, trail, listen-in, lost mode. Presence first. History when you ask.
Versus their week
Heart, breath, rest, eat, drink, play, lick — 7, 30, or 90 days against their baseline.
In your words
Tap what changed. Mark landed, almost, or missed. Export everything. Delete in two taps.
How it's built
The collar, the data layer, and the OS are one system — not three products bolted together.
The collar
Motion, heart rate, and location sensors sample continuously and push raw readings over a low-power radio link — no local dashboard, no screen to check.
Where signal becomes baseline
Readings sync to a per-pet time series. Every value is scored against that pet's own history, not a breed average, so the OS is comparing them to themselves.
Where it becomes a question
The OS watches the time series for a shift, turns it into one plain question, and folds your answer back into that pet's baseline for next time.
Where it leaves the app
The same record exports as a vet-ready report, syncs across family members on the pet, and travels with you if you ever leave Pawa.
Membership
The response gets closer. The record stays yours.
You are not paying for a sensor. You are paying for an OS that keeps getting closer to this pet, and a portable private record of their life. Optional rewards live here — never inside the loop. Identifiable data is never sold.
Today, in your words
Evening thread
4:12pm · asked for space after visitors · landed
8:03pm · "too much today" · almost
Export everything. Readable without our app. Deletable in two taps.