Back Soon listens for barking, whining and howling while you're out, and alerts you before your dog panics. Each day, a personalized plan builds a little more calm-alone time.
No new hardware. Works with any old iPhone, iPad or Android as the dog cam.
dogs show signs of separation anxiety, according to veterinary studies.
is what a 4-week program with a separation anxiety specialist typically costs.
of guessing. You see what your dog does while you're gone — not what you hope they do.
Place an old phone or tablet where your dog waits. Scan a QR code to pair it with your phone. That's it.
Your plan tells you how long to step out today. Sometimes it's 20 seconds. That's the point: stay below your dog's limit.
If the dog cam hears signs of stress, you get an alert to head back. Tomorrow's plan adjusts automatically.
The goal isn't for your dog to endure anxiety — it's to keep every practice absence below the point where anxiety starts, and grow calm-alone time gradually. That's only possible if you can tell when your dog is getting uneasy. Back Soon can.
Find your dog's starting point: how long they stay calm today.
Short absences, desensitizing keys-and-coat cues, calm in another room.
Longer, real-world absences once short ones are consistently calm.
Light practice to keep the progress you've built.
| Training apps | Pet cameras | Back Soon | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Step-by-step separation plan | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Hears your dog while you're out | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Tells you when to come back | — | — | ✓ |
| Plan adapts to what actually happened | — | — | ✓ |
| No hardware to buy | ✓ | — | ✓ |
That's about $0.16 a day.
Launching soon on the App Store. Early-access members get their first year at a founding-member price.
Your iPhone, plus any old phone or tablet (iPhone, iPad or Android) to use as the dog cam. It stays plugged in and pointed at the spot where your dog waits.
No. Sounds are analyzed on the dog cam itself. Only the result — for example "barking detected at 2:14" — is sent to your phone.
It depends on your dog. Some progress in weeks, others take months. The plan moves at your dog's pace, and you'll see every bit of progress in your charts.
No. Back Soon helps you practice consistently and see what's really happening. If your dog hurts themselves, stops eating when alone, or gets worse, please talk to your veterinarian. You can share your progress data with a trainer anytime.
We're putting the finishing touches on it. Join early access and you'll be the first to know — plus a founding-member price.
Join early access today.
Back Soon isn't on the App Store yet. Leave your email and we'll send you early access and a founding-member price when we launch.
We'll email you as soon as Back Soon is ready. Until then: keep absences short, and come back calmly.