Koda

Meet Koda,
the collar that
learns your dog.

It watches how she moves, sleeps, and sounds, and it learns what normal looks like for her. Then it tells you, in plain words, when something changes.

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Step 1 of 5

Create your account

One account holds every dog in your house, and everyone who helps look after them.

NameCase Miller
Emailcase@example.com
Password• • • • • • • •
PhoneFor alerts only

We text you only when something needs you. Everything else waits in the app.

Step 2 of 5

About your dog

Her baseline starts here. Everything the collar says later is measured against her, never against other dogs.

NameKoda
BreedGerman Shepherd
Weight58 lb
Age4 years
SpayedYes

You can add another dog any time. The household view is built for more than one.

Step 3 of 5

Pair the collar

Hold the collar near your phone. The light on the buckle will tell you where we are.

Collar foundKoda 7F2A · signal strong
LED breathing whiteA slow pulse means it is listening
LinkedKoda's collar is now on your account

Battery 94% · firmware up to date

Step 4 of 5

Charge is a place,
not a chore.

Slide the mat under her bed. She charges while she sleeps, and you never think about it again.

The mat charges through her bed. No cable, no nightly ritual, no dead collar on the morning you needed it most.

Mat detectedUnder the bed in the back bedroom Charging
Step 5 of 5

Stay in the know

Draw a circle around home. We will only speak up when something crosses it, or when she needs you.

Home zone · about 300 feet around the house

She leaves the home zoneA gate left open, a fence found
Pacing or distress while you are outOnly when it lasts long enough to matter
Barking spikesGrouped, not one ping per bark
Daily summaryOne quiet note at 8pm
YesterdayToday
Koda today
86
A good day
Steady, with one small note.

Activity and sleep are right in her usual range. She paced a little longer than normal while you were out · worth a glance, not a worry.

What went into it
ActivityUsual
SleepUsual
BehaviorPay attention
SkinUsual

Scored against Koda's own last 28 days, never other dogs.

Tuesday, July 28

The shape of her day

12a6a12p6p12a
Sleep Rest Active Pacing

Two walks today · out at 7:02a for 43 minutes, and again at 5:31p for 50 minutes. That is 93 minutes outside together, a little more than her usual Tuesday.

One stretch of pacing at 2:41p, about twenty minutes, right after you left. It settled on its own and she slept through the rest of the afternoon.

Longest rest3:02p to 5:30p, on the couch2h 28m
Time outside togetherBoth walks counted1h 33m

Nothing here needs an answer today. This is what a good Tuesday looks like for her.

Last 7 days

Her health

Activity
6.2k steps
84 active minutes today
her usual MTW TFSS

Six of seven days sat close to her line. Wednesday was the long trail walk · she slept nine hours that night.

Sleep
7h 12m
nightly average, last 7 days

Steady all week. She is sleeping like herself · no need to change anything about the evening.

Behavior
14 barks/day
separation distress low
Time alone before she settles4 min

Quieter than last week, and she settles faster after you leave. The door is getting easier for her.

Skin
Scratching up 2x
watch this week

Twice her normal scratching for four days running, most of it at night. It is early · nothing to panic about, but it is the kind of thing a vet wants to hear about at the next visit.

Weight
58 lb
stable, 6 weeks

Holding steady. Nothing to change · keep her food where it is.

Last night

7h 40m in bed

10p12a2a4a6a
Awake2 wakes, both brief22m
LightMost of her dreaming happens here5h 10m
DeepTwo long blocks, both on time2h 08m

The two clay marks just after 2a are scratching, not restlessness. Both landed in her lighter sleep and both woke her for under a minute.

That is the same itch the skin card is watching. If it wakes her again tonight, it belongs on the list for the next vet visit · one line, no drama.

She still got a full night. Nothing to do differently before bed.

July

Days you showed up

Filled = goal hit Missed
Current streak6 days
Best streak21 days
Good days in July18 of 24
Active minutes, last 7 days

A filled day means she got what she needed from you · walked, fed, meds on time.

Your household

Everyone, today

KodaResting at home · scored 86 84 min
BeanOut in the yard · scored 91 61 min
MisoPacing by the front door · 11 min 38 min
Jump to a dog
Household streak8 days
Together outside today2h 41m
Alerts1 · Miso pacing

Two of three are having an ordinary day. Miso has been at the door since you got home late · a short walk usually resets him.

Every dog is measured against himself. Bean's 91 and Koda's 86 are not a competition.

While you're out · left 2:14p

38 min away · all quiet

2:14pnow
Rest Pacing Bark
RestingOn the couch, where she always is22 min
Water breakKitchen bowl2:31p
Pacing near the doorStarted 2:41p, settled on her own4 min
Barks2 · both at the delivery
DistressLow
Collar battery82%

She is fine. Four minutes at the door after a truck pulled up, then back to the couch · this is a normal afternoon for her.

Today

What we told you

Koda is pacing2:41p

Four minutes by the front door, right after a delivery. We will tell you again only if it keeps going.

Water break2:31p

She drank at the kitchen bowl. Third time today · normal for a warm afternoon.

Barking spike settled2:45p

Two barks at the truck, then quiet for eleven minutes. Nothing needed from you.

Nap started2:52p

She is asleep on the couch. We will stop talking until something changes.

Four notes today, three of them good news. We would rather say nothing than cry wolf.

Lost mode

Armed

Live location · updating every 5s · last fix 4 seconds ago

LED strobing whiteVisible about 200 feet at night
Nearby alert sent142 Koda collars within two miles
Tag readable by any phoneYour name and number, nothing else
NFC activeA tap opens your contact card, no app needed

Anyone who finds Koda can tap the tag to reach you.

Care

What she is owed

Flea + tickDue in 3 days · Aug 1
HeartwormNext dose Aug 14 On track
RabiesCurrent to Mar 2027 Current
GroomingEvery 6 weeks · last visit Jun 20 Aug 1
Vet checkupOverdue by 5 weeks

Two things need you this week. The flea dose takes a minute, and the checkup is the one worth putting on the calendar today · the scratching gives you something to bring in.

Logged doses feed back into her record, so the vet sees the year, not your memory of it.

YesterdayToday
Koda today
Resting
Recovery mode
Day 9 since surgery.

No goals while Koda heals. We track rest and comfort instead · sleep, how long she settles, whether she is favoring the leg. There is nothing to hit and nothing to fail.

RestPlenty
ComfortSettling well
MovementGentle
Separation, week by week
Minutes before she settles after you leave
123 456

She settles almost 3x faster than when you started · her inner life, improving, measured.

Recovery mode ends when you say so, or on Aug 12 when the stitches come out.

Sharing

July, together

German Shepherds
#212
of 8,401 · top 3% on walks

Ranked on time outside together, not on her steps. The two of you earned this one.

Your pack
Bean11h 02m outside1st
Koda9h 20m outside2nd
Four moreNeighbors and the dog park group6 dogs
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Milestone
100 walks together
reached Jul 22

A hundred times you put the leash on when you did not feel like it. That is the whole product, really.