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PETFINDR V2 / IN DEVELOPMENT

A familiar voice.
A way home.

“Come home, Gojo.” Your voice, saved on the collar. One small radio command to play it when you want to call your explorer back.

Petfindr V2 product concept: green collar with small speaker grille and paw branding, removable battery and charger, plus phone showing Come home, Gojo.
Generated V2 design concept. Sound and vibration need additional hardware and custom firmware; the current V1 tracker does not play audio.

A SHORT MESSAGE. A FAMILIAR SOUND.

Your voice.
Their little cue.

A planned V2 feature.
No live audio stream over LoRa.

01 / RECORD AT SETUP

“Gojo, get home.”

Record your own short message during setup, ready for your next come-home call.

02 / SEND A SMALL SIGNAL

Tap from your phone.

Tap to call them home. V2 is designed to carry your request over the collar’s radio connection.

03 / LISTEN FOR THE REPLY

Confirm what happened.

Your familiar voice plays on the connected collar. The app will show whether playback has been confirmed.

OPTIONAL, NOT AUTOMATIC

A brief vibration cue.

A short, gentle vibration could accompany the saved voice cue. It would start disabled, with bounded duration and a cooldown. Volume, vibration strength and animal comfort all need physical testing. A cue cannot guarantee a cat will return.

YOUR MAP. YOUR BOUNDARIES.

A heads-up,
where it matters.

Home, a nearby road,
or a place you want them to avoid.

Choose a circle, draw a rectangle or make your own outline. Receive an in-app alert when reported locations confirm your explorer has entered a danger area. For V2, we are planning an optional familiar voice cue on entry—chosen and controlled by you.

Automatic collar playback is in development. Location updates may miss a crossing, and a voice cue cannot keep a cat out of danger.

Explore the map demo ↗

WHAT IS READY?

Build it.
Then prove it.

Can I send a voice cue now?

No. This page shows the V2 plan and appearance concept. The hardware and command path still need to be built and tested. There is no active send button pretending to control a collar.

Will it detect a cat fight?

That is a later research idea. An accelerometer might detect unusual movement, but fighting, play, scratching and running can look similar. We are not promising fight detection or safety alerts.

What happens to V1?

The original tracking-first version stays at /petfinder. V2 has its own page here. The proposed V1 kit is $250 with no monthly Petfinder subscription. V2 price and specifications are not finalized.

PETFINDR V2 / COMING SOON

A little voice.
A connection home.

Prototype concept. No V2 payments are being collected.