Your cat is telling you something. MiaoSense helps you read it.
On-device AI that combines facial expression, posture and movement into an AI-based assessment of your cat’s mood — privately, without sending recordings or analyses to the cloud.
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- 1Mood, Combined
- Facial expression, posture and movement, brought together into one assessment.
- 2Privacy First
- All AI runs on your device. No photos, no audio, no behavioural data ever leaves your phone.
- 3Works Offline
- Analysis needs no internet. Your cat doesn’t wait for a signal.
Staged scene, image generated with AI. The mood and the detection frame shown are not staged: they come from running this exact image through the same on-device models the app uses.
Nine lives with a cat. And one question that keeps coming back.
Whether she moved in last week or has owned the same corner of the sofa for ten years — sooner or later you stand there wondering how she is right now. The answer is always in the same three signals: facial expression, posture, movement.
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At home01
The first cat
Two weeks in, and every stretch and every silence is an open question. Point the camera, and the app shows an estimate of the mood — for this cat, in this moment. Not a search result written about somebody else’s cat.
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At home02
Ten years in
After ten years you know every habit by heart, which is exactly why a small change is hard to place. The history puts today’s observation next to last month’s — a memory aid, not an assessment, and no substitute for a visit to the vet.
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Away03
Not home, still looking in
You are at the office, or three cities further on, and the question is always the same: how is she right now? MiaoWatch uses a camera from your own network or — if you wish — an external webcam, and brings its picture onto your phone; the estimate is made there, not on somebody else’s server. You decide: which camera, which network, which screen.
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At home04
Two cats, two profiles
Two cats in one flat, and two completely different days. Each one keeps her own profile and her own history — the camera is on one cat at a time, and what gets noted stays with her.
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At home05
The dog was here first
A dog in the house, and for three weeks now a cat as well. Settling in is made of quiet moments, and they are easy to miss — the camera stays on the cat, not the dog, and shows an estimate of her mood while the two of them work out how much distance they need.
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At work06
In the practice
A waiting room is a hard place to be a cat. The same observation gives the team one more everyday impression to go on — never a diagnosis, and never a substitute for the examination itself.
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At work07
In the boarding suite
Somebody else’s cat, and a week of being responsible for her. Every animal keeps its own profile and its own history, so the handover at the end is more than a nod and a smile.
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At work08
In the café
Cats who spend the whole day among guests need somebody to notice when they have had enough. Posture and movement, read quietly from across the room, without handling the animal.
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At work09
In the shelter
Every cat arrives without a history. Observations noted from the first day leave the next person on shift something written down instead of something remembered. Notes, not recommendations.
Staged scenes, images generated with AI. They show situations, not customer testimonials.
What the screen can tell you
Four moods, and an honest “Mood unclear”. Each screen below shows a staged scene that ran through the app on a phone. The label, the colour and the frame are what MiaoSense displayed for it. An estimate for this moment, not a certainty.
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Relaxed
Soft face, settled body, little movement. The calm end of the scale: on the sofa, in the sun, half asleep.
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Alert
Ears forward, eyes fixed on something: a feather, a bird, a sound in the next room. Alert means paying attention. Play or a pounce can follow.
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Fearful
Arched back, bristling fur, a low body. The app applies a stricter threshold before showing this, because a wrong reading would unsettle you for nothing.
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Aggressive
Ears flat, mouth open, a hard stare. As with fearful, the app applies a stricter threshold before this appears.
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Mood unclear
Half hidden, an odd angle, poor light: when the app’s confidence stays below its threshold, it says so instead of picking a mood, and leaves the moment out of the statistics.
Staged scenes, images generated with AI. Label, colour and frame are the app’s actual output for each image. Examples only, not a measure of accuracy: with a real cat, the result depends on light, angle and the individual animal.
MiaoSense on one page
What the app does, where the analysis runs and what it costs, summed up on a single A4 page. To read, print or pass on.
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On the page:
- How the mood estimate appears in the camera image
- Why the analysis stays on the phone
- What is free and what MiaoSense Pro costs
- Platform, languages and a contact for questions
Logos, screenshots and the press release are on the press page.
Reading the cat’s face
Ears, eyes and pupils, mouth, whiskers, head: the guide “General knowledge: reading a cat’s face” uses 23 illustrations to show what to look out for in a cat’s face and what studies with groups of cats have observed. Short exercises invite you to look for yourself: which description fits this picture?
General knowledge, independent of your recording. The guide is separate from the mood estimate. The guide says nothing about your cat. MiaoSense does not show a reading of these features and makes no diagnosis. Your choices in the exercises are neither saved nor evaluated.
In the app: History → open a session → “General knowledge: reading a cat’s face”. You will find the guide after updating the app (from version 0.3.26).
What moves under the fur
Small muscles are behind many visible changes in a cat’s face. These illustrations show five of these movements next to a face at rest: on the left at rest, on the right with the movement.
Simplified, schematic illustrations, generated with AI. They show general anatomy, not your cat, and make no claim to veterinary accuracy. Pupil size also depends on light. MiaoSense shows no reading of these muscles or movements. This section is separate from the mood estimate.
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At rest Wide pupils 
At rest Lip corners drawn back
All images in this section: generated with AI.
Built to European privacy standards
MiaoSense was built from the ground up to meet European privacy and AI standards. All AI analysis runs exclusively on your device — no cloud: no photos, no audio, no behavioural data about you or your cat ever leaves your phone. Your right to erasure (GDPR Art. 17) is technically enforced: you delete your data from within the app in Settings with one confirmed action.
- 100% on-device AI — zero cloud processing
- Delete your data anytime in Settings, with one confirmed action
- No photos, audio or behavioural data shared with third parties
- No account, no sign-up
- Available in 8 languages
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MiaoSense for Android
Price for your location (United States): $8.99, plus applicable sales tax — a single purchase. No subscription, no second tier, nothing to cancel. The binding price is the one Google Play shows you before you buy; it depends on the country of your Google Play account.
Android · English, Deutsch, Français, Español, Italiano, Português, 日本語, 한국어
MiaoSense provides an AI-generated assessment — not a medical or diagnostic finding. It does not replace veterinary assessment.