What breed is that?
One photo of any cat or dog, yours or the one in the park. Miyu names the breed it most resembles and shows the colour, coat and body type behind the guess.

Photograph eyes, ears, skin or stool. Miyu reads what it sees and says whether a vet visit is worth it.


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Never a diagnosis

Take one photo of your dog or cat. Miyu reads what is visible, tells you what it sees and is honest about what a photo cannot show.
Redness, discharge and cloudiness.
Debris, redness and swelling.
Rashes, hot spots and hair loss.
Gums, teeth and tartar.
Colour, consistency and blood.
Colour and what is in it.
Miyu sorts what it sees into four care levels. It never says all clear, because a photo cannot rule everything out.
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Nothing visible to worry about.
Keep an eye
Check again and note any change.
See a vet today
Worth a call before the day ends.
See a vet now
Do not wait for another photo.

One photo of any cat or dog, yours or the one in the park. Miyu names the breed it most resembles and shows the colour, coat and body type behind the guess.

Record a cough, a sneeze or laboured breathing. Miyu listens for rhythm, wheeze and frequency and tells you whether to call the vet.



Breed, weight, birth date and a full history of what was done and when. The things your vet asks for and nobody can remember.
Log vaccines, deworming and appointments once. Set them to repeat and Miyu schedules the next one.
Food, water, litter, walks and play in one checklist. On a quiet day, the worst Miyu says is that it missed you.
Each pet keeps its own checklist, health schedule and streak.
Species, age, breed, weight, your notes and this week's care. You get an answer about your pet instead of a search result.
Mochi ate less today. Should I worry?
My cat is three and looks chunky. Is that weight normal?
When is the next deworming due?

Name, species, breed, age and weight. No account needed to start.
Eyes, ears, skin, mouth, stool, vomit, or a few seconds of a cough.
Watch, keep an eye, see a vet today, or see a vet now.
No. Miyu is not a veterinarian and never gives a diagnosis. It reads what is visible in a photo or audible in a recording and suggests a next step. When something looks urgent, it tells you to see a vet.
Eyes, ears, skin, mouth, stool and vomit, for cats and dogs. A photo cannot rule everything out, so Miyu never says all clear.
It names the breed a cat or dog most resembles and shows the visible features behind the guess. Lighting, angle or a haircut can change it. It does not replace pedigree papers or a DNA test.
Miyu is free to download. Daily care, reminders and the red flag list stay free. Photo checks come with a monthly allowance, and a subscription makes them unlimited.
Miyu is available for iPhone on the App Store.