PetTalk: AI Pet Translator

What if you could decode what your cat or dog is trying to tell you? PetTalk uses on-device AI sound analysis + creative AI to create fun, warm interpretations of your pet's sounds and body language. It's not science - it's a playful way to feel closer to your best friend. VOICE INTERPRETER Tap, listen, get a fun translation of what your pet might be saying based on their tone and sound category. PHOTO MOOD SCANNER (Premium) Snap a photo of your pet - get an instant mood read: relaxed, alert, playful, sleepy. MOOD DIARY Save every recording. Track your pet's mood over days and weeks. Notice patterns. Become a better pet parent. ANY PET, ANY BREED Cat? Dog? Puppy? Senior cat? PetTalk personalizes interpretations based on your pet's breed, age, and personality. SHARE THE FUN Beautiful auto-generated cards perfect for TikTok and Instagram. WHY PETTALK? - Honest fun: we say it openly - this is entertainment, not real translation. - On-device sound analysis. Your pet's audio doesn't leave your phone. - Multi-pet households welcome. - No sign-up, no account, just install and start. FREE TIER - 3 translations per day - 1 saved pet - Full mood diary access PREMIUM - Unlimited translations - Photo mood scanner - Unlimited pets - Daily mood push reminders - 3-day free trial. - $6.99/week or $29.99/year (save 91%). - Cancel anytime in App Store settings. SUBSCRIPTIONS & LEGAL - Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. - Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. - Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. - Privacy Policy: https://pettalkaisite.vercel.app/privacy.html - Terms of Use (EULA): https://pettalkaisite.vercel.app/terms.html A note on AI: PetTalk does not claim to scientifically translate animal speech. Our interpretations are based on tone classification and creative AI generation, designed for fun and bonding - not as medical or behavioral advice. If your pet shows signs of illness, please consult a veterinarian.