Ears
Forward, pulled together, tucked or relaxed — ears set the first clue, never the whole answer.
Snap one photo. WagRead turns ears, eyes, mouth and posture into a mood-coloured thought bubble — with the signs drawn right on the photo.
An AI read, not a diagnosis. Worried about your dog? See your vet.

WagRead counts visible signs instead of pretending to know everything. When the cues line up, you see “N of N signs agree.” When they do not, the app says it is a close call.
Forward, pulled together, tucked or relaxed — ears set the first clue, never the whole answer.
Soft eyes, whale eye, gaze direction and brow movement add context.
Panting, nose licks, loose posture, tail and freeze signs decide whether the read agrees.
The photo gets numbered callouts. The result gets an espresso sticker, mood dots, a dog-thought bubble and a full read below the fold.
Read from 4 signs.
Ears up, soft eyes, loose mouth, relaxed body.

WagRead 3.0 keeps the read, the chart, health checks, vet prep and daily learning in one calm clinic-style system.

See the week, stress signs and the signs shown most, so you notice changes without turning one photo into a diagnosis.

Export a PDF with recent reads, stress signs and notes. It helps you arrive with specifics, not a hunch.

Get a low-pressure plan for tonight based on what the read saw.

Learn one sign a day, then compare with the casebook. Every sign page is also available on the web.

Use a photo check for visible changes. If something worries you, see your vet.
A daily read reminder and a Sunday recap, only if you turn them on.
Try WagRead with one free read. WagRead Pro unlocks unlimited reads and health checks, your dog’s chart and every sign explained.
Both plans start with a 3-day free trial, then $79.99/year or $9.99/month. Prices shown in USD; App Store pricing may vary by region.
3 days free, then billed yearly unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the period. Cancel anytime in Apple ID settings.
Short answers before you install.
To create a read, photos are sent to WagRead's server and Google's Gemini for analysis. In the app's words: your photos stay yours, are used to read your dog, can be kept in your private chart, and you can delete reads. We do not use ad trackers or sell your data.
WagRead reads visible body-language signs in the photo. It can be wrong, and a photo misses context, sound, movement and medical history. Use it as a prompt to look closer.
No. Every AI read is an AI read, not a diagnosis. Health checks are photo checks, not medical advice. If you are worried, see your vet.
Yes. Subscriptions are handled by Apple. Cancel in Apple ID settings; access continues until the end of the paid period.