SCIENCE & LIMITS
Trust begins with showing what we do not know.
TOYOU offers an evidence-informed possibility—not certainty, diagnosis, or translation.
What does TOYOU observe? ＋
The concept combines vocal, activity, behavioral, contextual, and individual baseline signals.
What does the result mean? ＋
It is a probabilistic cue about a possible emotional state, presented with supporting signals and uncertainty.
What can affect accuracy? ＋
Environment, health, individual temperament, incomplete context, fit, and the quality of the developing baseline.
What is outside TOYOU’s role? ＋
TOYOU does not diagnose illness, replace veterinary care, or translate thoughts into words.
When is veterinary help important? ＋
Seek professional guidance for sudden or persistent changes, pain, breathing difficulty, appetite loss, collapse, or any urgent concern.
OUR INTERPRETATION PRINCIPLES
Evidence, context, humility.
These principles shape how TOYOU should communicate insight and how future product claims will be validated.
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Multiple signals
No single sound or movement should define the emotional estimate.
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Context
Time, environment, recent changes, and routine can alter how a signal should be interpreted.
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Individual baseline
Patterns are compared with what is typical for this cat, not only a universal average.
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Confidence
Uncertainty is shown so you can keep observing when the evidence is weak.
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Human judgment
You remain part of the loop and can confirm, correct, or disregard a suggestion.
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Responsible escalation
Health concerns and urgent changes belong with a qualified veterinarian.