iPhone and iPad · made with love for dog owners
FurSense holds the walks, the worries, the photos, and the questions you want ready for a veterinarian. Warm, close, and honest. It helps you notice. It does not diagnose.
Overview
Care when something feels off. A walk when you go out the door. A check when the kitchen or the garden raises a question. A quieter set of tools for sound, training, calm, and curiosity.
Care · Ask a Vet
You choose a verified partner, look at the photos and notes, and send them only when you agree. This is not a live emergency line, and a subscription does not promise a reply.
The techA private model brief is prepared for the assigned vet only. You never receive that brief. You receive the veterinarian’s own written response and a versioned PDF.
Walk · tracker and weather
Distance, time, and the path, recorded while a walk is actually happening. Alongside it, FurSense can score the day for heat, rain, UV, and pavement.
The techGPS may run in the background only during an active walk, and the route stays on your phone and your private iCloud. Weather comes from Open-Meteo. An asphalt model estimates pavement heat in half-hour windows. It is a model. Feel the ground yourself.
Identify · toxin and plant
A barcode is checked against Open Food Facts and FurSense’s own hazard reference. A plant photo is only the start of a name, not a verdict.
The techIf a barcode is unknown, optional cloud AI may suggest a product name and nothing more. Toxicity for a plant appears only after a second, exact-name lookup in the bundled reference. Neither tool can prove dose, ingredients, or safety.
Behavior · dog’s-eye view
Point the camera at a red toy on green grass. Reds and greens soften toward yellows and greys. It is a loving way to understand a room, not an eye exam.
The techA live dichromatic color transform runs on the phone. A separate low-light illustration is available. If the iPhone has scene depth, the view can use it. It does not rebuild how a dog judges distance.
All 15 tools
This is the whole owner app. The line under each name is the strongest real capability, not a promise of a diagnosis.
Best of itAn asynchronous case, with the photos you approve, reviewed by a selected veterinary partner. You get their words, not the private AI note.
Best of itMedications, symptoms, visits, and photos in one history for each dog, kept on the iPhone and, if you use it, your private iCloud.
Best of itA 12-second observation that saves movement geometry you can describe at the clinic. It does not measure gait, pain, or lameness.
Best of itClinics and emergency hospitals around you, or around a place you search, from map data. You still place the call.
Best of itA live route with distance and duration. Location is used only while that walk is on, and it is not uploaded as a FurSense location history.
Best of itHalf-hour windows scored for air temperature, UV, rain, and an asphalt heat model, so you can pick a gentler time to go out.
Best of itFetch sessions kept beside the walk record, so play is part of the same story as mileage.
Best of itA barcode checked against Open Food Facts and a built-in hazard list. Optional AI may name an unknown product. The reference still supplies the caution.
Best of itA photo can propose an unconfirmed botanical name. Details appear only after an exact-name match in the bundled plant reference.
Best of itOne to three photos return visual breed candidates, with temperament, exercise, and grooming context. Not DNA, papers, or a health screen.
Best of itThe microphone compares high-frequency sound with a room baseline, entirely on the phone. The audio is not saved and not uploaded.
Best of itRoutines, reminders, and a report you can keep for storms, fireworks, and unsettled evenings. Comfort, not treatment.
Best of itShort guided practice you can store with that dog’s other notes, so a lesson is not lost by the next day.
Best of itA live camera transform that flattens reds and greens toward yellows and greys, plus a low-light illustration. Not a vision test.
Best of itA care chat that can include breed, age, and weight, and leaves the dog’s name off the request. It refuses medication doses. Emergencies stop the chat.
Collapse, trouble breathing, seizures, heavy bleeding, or something swallowed that could be poison is not an app moment. FurSense is a companion and a record. It is not a clinic, a poison centre, or a medical device.
