Happy Pets

Happy Pets

by Uwe Aickelin

53 ratings
41 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 26 Jan 2026)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 6, 2020
  • September 17, 2020

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Identify your pet's species, breed, and emotional state. This app showcases artificial intelligence research from The University of Melbourne's School of Computing and Information Systems.

Pet species identification
Pet breed detection
Pet emotion analysis
AI-powered insights
Educational research showcase
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What's New in Happy Pets

1.1.0

September 17, 2020

- Improved prediction - More breeds - Added option for users to give feedback on results

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User reviews

Doesn’t recognise my cat

Thinks he’s a Siberian Husky

Amazing

This is a very cool app because I can now know how my cat is feeling and especially because it isn’t like those scam apps that just say that they know what your pets are SAYING like bruh…
And I got to learn about this app because at school we have these kids news papers and I was reading about this

HappyPets

Gets my dog right every time - happy border collie!!! 😀

Not ready - questionable findings

Tried the app out after the app developer sent me a link. Tried a photo of my dog - a well-known and distinctive breed at that. It recognized it as 3 completely different and dissimilar breeds each time.

Not sure how much one can believe the mood indicators given the bad results on breed identification (on which several other apps do a great job).
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Great

Lots of fun and pretty accurate

FAQ

What does the Happy Pets app do?

The Happy Pets app uses artificial intelligence to determine the species of your pet (dog or cat), identify its specific breed, and analyze its emotional state. It's an example of AI research from The University of Melbourne.

What are the key features of Happy Pets?

Key features include pet species identification, breed detection, and emotion analysis. The app also serves as an illustration of ongoing artificial intelligence work.

Is Happy Pets free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

Who developed Happy Pets?

The app was developed by the Melbourne eResearch Group, which is part of the School of Computing and Information Systems (CIS) at The University of Melbourne.

What is the main purpose of this app?

The primary purpose is to showcase the capabilities of artificial intelligence in understanding pets, specifically their breed and emotions. It also serves as an educational tool demonstrating AI research.