Observed arrival · 2026-10-29
DogQuiet keeps a bark diary on the iPhone
An iPhone app records barking with timestamps and short clips, plays interrupting sounds, and turns diary entries into a shareable PDF.
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- Dog owners tracking barking patterns and triggers
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- The diary can export a dated PDF for trainers, vets, landlords, or neighbours; the interrupting sound works best nearby, with a clear line of sight.
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On an iPhone, the diary records each bark’s time and a short audio clip, then groups activity into daily totals and weekly patterns such as the busiest hour. Users can turn a selected stretch of entries into a PDF listing barks by day; the page names trainers, vets, landlords, and neighbours as possible recipients. The stated operating limit is practical: the interrupting sound needs a nearby dog, while the diary may still capture barking through a wall.
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