Frequently Asked Questions

Helpurr is currently available as a native mobile app for iOS (App Store). We are in active development for Android (Google Play): Join Helpurr's Android waitlist to get notified when it launches!

For the most accurate Helpurr result, ensure your cat faces the camera directly. The photo must clearly capture their eyes, ears, and whiskers. Avoid extreme close-ups or photos where the cat is sleeping or actively grooming/eating.

With Helpurr, it's simple: aim your camera at your snoozing cat for 20 seconds and our AI will give you their breathing rate right away.

Normal resting breathing rate for cats is 15-30 breaths per minute (BPM). Helpurr monitors this in real-time and alerts you if readings are abnormal.

Helpurr uses our proprietary AI model, informed by veterinary research with references to clinically validated tool(s) used by veterinarians worldwide. Our AI continuously learns and improves, providing an objective, data-driven assessment of discomfort. The results are currently experimental under research preview and do not replace a veterinary diagnosis. Read our Research & References.

No, Helpurr is a screening tool only. It helps you identify subtle signs of pain you might otherwise miss. Always consult your veterinarian for a professional diagnosis and treatment plan.

A Medium result suggests your cat might be uncomfortable. Monitor closely for the next 12-24 hours (check appetite and activity) and consider seeking veterinary advice if the behavior continues.

Helpurr's model highlights subtle signals in your cat's facial features: ears, eyes, muzzle, and whiskers. Veterinary research suggests these can provide important clues for pain cats try to hide.

Yes! The core Helpurr feature, daily AI pain checks for your cat, is free to use.

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