Start with what is visible
A photo and optional context help organize observations of posture, ears, eyes, mouth, tail and body position.
FROM GIZATO LABS · COMPANIONSIGNAL
A thoughtful approach to what your dog may be communicating.
CompanionSignal is a photo-first canine behavior project built around visible cues, the context that is missing, and a practical next step. Its purpose is to help owners observe more carefully and understand uncertainty.
Public project preview. Live photo assessment is not currently available on this page. No photo upload or account is required to explore it.

A CLEARER WAY TO OBSERVE
The documented prototype follows a simple photo-to-report flow. The public experience here introduces that approach.
A photo and optional context help organize observations of posture, ears, eyes, mouth, tail and body position.
The report design separates observed cues from evidence that is missing. A single image cannot reveal everything about a dog’s state.
Plain-language observations are intended to support attentive care and useful follow-up, rather than a definitive emotional or medical label.
BUILT AROUND RESPONSIBLE UNCERTAINTY
History, environment and changes over time matter. The project’s longer-term direction includes individual baselines and carefully validated wearable integrations.
Wearable data, video analysis and longitudinal features are development goals, not live services offered on this page.
CompanionSignal is informational. It does not provide veterinary diagnosis, temperament certification or safety guarantees. Contact a qualified veterinarian or behavior professional for health or safety concerns.
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