A few good minutes a day, and a dog who gets it.

Collected is a dog-training and dog-care app for iPhone. Short sessions that fit around a walk, a private coach called Scout for when you're stuck, and everything about your dog kept on your phone.

Coming soon to the App Store, for iPhone

Free to start. No ads, and nothing sold.

A painted springer spaniel puppy sitting on a round woven rug, smiling, with a green collar and a brass tag. — Maple, as the app paints her. Your dog gets their own breed.

What the first session looks like

Day one takes about three minutes, about twenty small treats and a quiet room. It teaches one thing: the word that tells your dog that's it. Everything after is built on it.

Pick your word

One short word that means that was right. Most people use yes. Pick it now and never change it.
Say it, then treat

Say it the instant your dog gets it right, then the treat. Tap the big Yes! as you go, and the app keeps count for you.
Stop on a win

Sessions end while it's still fun. The app tells you where you stand: About 2 more and it should stick.
Say how it went

Calmer, no different, or more wound up. One tap, and a note if you want one. It all goes in your dog's book.

Seven courses, at your dog's pace

Tick off what your dog already knows and skip ahead. Pick a pace, Gentle, Steady or Intense, and young puppies are kept to sessions their age can handle.

The BasicsSix first words every dog needsFree
Paying AttentionLooking to you outdoors instead of at everything elseFree
Self-ControlWaiting at doors, leave it, and a stay that holdsPro
Coming When CalledA recall that works in a field, off play and off a smellPro
Walks and Home LifeA loose lead, calm passing, and being fine on their ownPro
Nose and Retrieve GamesSearching, fetching and swimming: work for a busy brainPro
Real-World ReliabilityStopping at a distance, ignoring rabbits, going off-lead safelyPro

Stuck? Ask Scout.

Scout is Collected's coach. It knows your dog's plan and where you are in it, so she jumps up at everyone who comes in gets an answer for her, not for dogs in general. Plenty of answers are worked out on your phone and send nothing at all.

Emergencies, poisonings and medicine doses never get an AI answer. Scout gives you your vet's number and a poison line, straight away.

When a question does go online

Scout sends

Your question
Your dog's first name and breed
An age range, not the exact age
Where you are in the plan
A short summary worked out on your phone

Never sent

Health and care records
Your dog's photo
Your location or contacts
Your own notes, unless you switch that on

You can read the whole list in the app, under What Scout knows, and turn online answers off there.

Care, kept on your phone

The everyday record a good owner means to keep, without the shoebox. None of it is sent anywhere, not even with a question to Scout.

Health record: Vaccines, medicines and vet visits, with what's due next.
Reminders: Flea and tick, worming, heartworm, nails, teeth and the next vet check.
Weight: Logged over time and checked against your breed's usual range.
Meals and food: What and when they eat, and a quick check before you share your plate.
Walks and potty: One tap to start a walk, timed on your Lock Screen.

Emergency cardAlways free

Maple

English Springer Spaniel4 years · 19 kg

Vet: Riverside Animal Clinic (555) 010-2210
Poison line: ASPCA Animal Poison Control (888) 426-4435
Allergies: Chicken
Microchip: On file

A sample card with made-up details. Yours keeps the vet, a poison line and your dog's photo one tap away, and it never needs a subscription.

Free to start. The important parts stay free.

Free, always

The first two courses, the whole care record, reminders and the emergency card. A few questions a day for Scout.

Collected Pro

All seven courses, many more questions a day for Scout, and a plan, a portrait and a care record for every dog in your home. An optional subscription through Apple that you can cancel any time.