Collect every dog.
Point your camera at any dog. BreedQuest tells you the breed, unlocks its gold-foil card, and adds it to your collection — every walk becomes a treasure hunt.
Three seconds from "what breed is that?"
to "got it."
Point your camera
On-device AI identifies 118 breeds instantly — offline, free, and your photos never leave your phone. Mixes aren't errors here: they get one-of-a-kind blended cards.
Pull the card
Every breed is a gold-foil collectible with a serial number and rarity tier. A Labrador is common. An Azawakh at your local park? Legendary — and the whole city will hear about it.
Fill your quest
Read the breed's story, color its art, climb the weekly leagues, and track your own dog's care — reminders, weight, records. Export anytime. Your data is yours.
Fancy a quick game?
Breed guessing, mazes and brain games — free, right in your browser.
Connect Four
Two players, one PIN. Host a game, share the PIN, and play Connect Four live in your browser — four in a row wins.
Play ›Tic-tac-toe
Two players, one PIN. The 3×3 classic, paw versus bone — hosted and joined live in your browser.
Play ›Memory · 2-player
Two players, one PIN. Flip dog cards head-to-head — match a pair to score and go again. Most pairs wins.
Play ›Fresh from the guides
New guides on breeds, health and feeding — added regularly, free to read.
Dogs
Training10 things every dog should know
The ten cues that make a dog easy to live with, in the order worth teaching them, with five minutes a day and nothing a dog has to be forced into.
BehaviourWhy does my dog stare at me? Every stare, decoded
Affection, forecasting, negotiation, security detail — a dog's stare is never empty. What each one means, including the famous bathroom vigil, and the one stare to take seriously.
BehaviourWhy do dogs sniff each other's butts? The chemical handshake
It's not rude — it's the most information-dense greeting in the animal kingdom. What's actually in the message, the equipment that reads it, and the etiquette your dog is following.
Cats
Health & careTooth resorption in cats: the painful disease hiding below the gumline
A third or more of adult cats have teeth being dissolved from the inside — and almost all of them eat normally and say nothing. What resorption is, why only dental X-rays find it, and why extraction is good news.
Health & careCystitis in cats: why it's usually not an infection
Most feline cystitis isn't bacterial — it's a stress disease of the bladder, which is why antibiotics often aren't the answer. The signs, the one true emergency, and what actually prevents the next flare.
New petHairless cat breeds: the four to know, and what no fur really costs
Sphynx, Peterbald, Donskoy — and the half-bald Lykoi. Where each gene came from, why hairless means more care rather than less, and the allergy promise none of them can keep.
The world's first live dog map, opening at launch
Every scan (anonymous, aggregated) will feed a dataset nobody else has: which breeds actually live where, when cities walk their dogs, what the real mixed-breed population looks like. Built for researchers and journalists to cite. You build it by going for a walk.
Solo hobby, together
Local packs celebrate rare finds ("first Azawakh in Amsterdam 🏆"), vote on mystery mixes, and meet for Sunday walks. Moderated around the clock, kind by design — be kind to every paw.
The quest begins soon.
Join the waitlist and get founder status: an exclusive gold profile frame and card № 001-series reserved for day-one collectors.
