how it works

Let your dog tell you what it smells in your body

All dogs can smell chemicals like humans see objects with our vision. We interpret what your dogs smell (cancer, diseases, metabolic changes, etc.) to monitor your health constantly.

A Labrador trots toward a laughing caregiver in a sunlit care-community hallway as a resident smiles behind

what the care team sees

"Room 214 · Trending towards flu-like symptoms, suggest check-in"

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where it helps

Everywhere care happens.

Care communities

Senior patients in care communities can tackle diseases before it sneaks up.

Hospitals and clinics

A chemical picture of every room, so teams know where to look first.

Homes and families

Dampness, mold and the air you breathe at home, for daily monitoring and lifelong health analytics.

A golden retriever in warm morning light, with a family sharing breakfast behind

Every family has a chemical story to tell

the science of the nose

What dogs have shown in science.

Published research by others on trained dogs. It's not a secret that dogs are the best at medical detection. The bottleneck was making detection dogs available to everyone.

COVID-19

Four dogs checked skin swabs from 420 people: 92% sensitivity, 91% specificity.

Kantele et al., BMJ Global Health, 2022 ↗

C. difficile

On hospital wards, one beagle identified infected patients: 83% sensitivity, 98% specificity.

Bomers et al., BMJ, 2012 ↗

Four cancers

In a company-run trial, dogs plus AI read breath from 1,386 people: 93.9% sensitivity, 94.3% specificity.

Half et al., Scientific Reports, 2024 ↗

Parkinson's

Two dogs detected it on skin swabs: 70% and 80% sensitivity, 90% and 98% specificity.

Rooney et al., J. Parkinson's Disease, 2025 ↗

Malaria

From worn socks, two dogs found children carrying parasites without symptoms: about 70% sensitivity, 90% specificity.

Guest et al., Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2019 ↗

Early days

Most studies are small. Of 62 reviewed, only 6 used double-blind, real-world-style designs.

Bauër et al., Integrative Cancer Therapies, 2022 ↗

what it makes possible

A healthier baseline for everyone.

A map of human chemistry

Consented, long-term records of healthy homes and care spaces.

Better instruments

Dogs can deliver continuous monitoring like a video of your body chemistry rather than snapshots every 6 months.

Protector of the whole family

A companion that helps your household know when to check in.

our promise

We notice. Clinicians decide.

Explore our research

We never name a condition or make the call. People opt in, and signals stay private.

why a dog

Therapy dogs are already welcome in hospitals and homes.