Shanzy is creating the first interactive smart harness, combining multi-sensor with AI to deliver a complete pet-care ecosystem built around three core capabilities:
Monitoring & Tracking: Continuous monitoring of activity types, daily routines, and exertion levels to keep owners informed of their dog's safety and overall well-being.
Autonomous Training: Real-time sensor fusion detects bad behaviors the second they happen, delivering mmediate corrective stimuli or positive reinforcement, training the dog without requiring owner intervention.
Behavioral Translation (“Speaking harness”): Advanced AI translates real-time physical and contextual cues into human language giving the dog a fun, expressive voice to communicate their needs, mood, and personality, creating a shareable, entertaining experience for pet parents.
The Shanzy App
The Shanzy app gives you a thorough and detailed report on your dog’s activities and whereabouts. It gives you as a dog parent the best and accurate insights to improve your dog’s health and wellbeing.
Who it's for
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For Dog Parents
Shanzy helps your dog learn what’s right and what’s less desirable, creating a calmer home and a more joyful bond with your best friend.
It eases the adoption journey, reduces stress, prevents property damage and accidents, and gives you peace of mind when your dog is home alone or simply left unattended. -
For Dog Trainers
Shanzy complements your expertise, helping you achieve faster, lasting results for every client.
Shanzy harness works as your 24/7 training partner, reinforcing your methods and ensuring dogs maintain their progress between sessions.The harness also provides crucial data to track each dog's development, enabling you to reach out to clients proactively when intervention is needed.
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For Dog Shelters
Shanzy gives every adopted dog a better chance at finding their forever home.
By providing real-time behavioral guidance during the challenging first years of adoption, Shanzy helps new dog owners to build confidence and significantly reduces the heartbreaking cases where overwhelmed families return dogs to the shelter.