An adult dog sitting calmly beside a window, looking into the light, photographed at its own level

A plan that adapts

Help your dog live better, for longer.

Nara finds what matters most, gives you a practical plan, and adapts it as your dog changes.

The problem with episodes

Most dog health is episodic.
Aging is not.

One observation can be useful. Nutrition, body composition, movement, laboratory results and owner observations become more meaningful when they are read together and compared over time.

Repeated observations turn a moment into a pattern Nara can understand.

Illustrative film · health signals are recorded in Nara, not measured from this footage.

Connected context

Rex · illustrative example

Current intake appears well matched

748

recorded kcal / day

The calorie number is not the conclusion. It becomes useful when weight, body condition, muscle condition and activity are interpreted together.

Weight
Stable · 12 weeks
Body condition
5 / 9
Muscle condition
Normal
Activity
High · consistent

Recorded intake is not the same as measured energy expenditure.

Weight across twelve weeks

kg

Illustrative twelve-week weight record staying between 27.3 and 27.4 kilograms
May
27.3
Jun
27.4
Jul
27.3
Aug
27.4

Stable weight is reassuring here because body condition and muscle condition are also preserved.

One result is a snapshot. A connected record can show what is changing, what matters and what should happen next.

From connected data to a decision

Early access

One clear focus.
A plan that changes when the evidence does.

Nara turns the Baseline into a structured program. It connects what was done, how the dog responded and the wider health context before it recommends what comes next.

Current program · illustrative

Stage · Find a comfortable baseline

Walking Fitness Foundations

Build comfortable, consistent activity to support fitness, mobility and long-term wellbeing.

Current focus

Walking consistency

Why this program

The Baseline shows low activity without a recorded pain, mobility or exercise-tolerance limit.

Your next step

Tell Nara how your dog moved after the latest walk.

The walk is only half of the observation. Nara pairs it with next-day recovery before deciding whether the current level still feels comfortable.

Next check-in

Record next-day movement and recovery.

Walking-days goal

25%

Day 1 · illustrative

Walking days
1/4
Next-day
0/1
Stage day
Day 1

Nara advances only when the recorded response supports it.

Program journey

Each stage adds evidence.

  1. 01

    Find the baseline

    Learn the duration that feels comfortable.

  2. 02

    Build consistency

    Repeat comparable walks without worse recovery.

  3. 03

    Progress carefully

    Increase only when the recorded response supports it.

  4. 04

    Review and adapt

    Continue, adjust or advance based on what happened.

How Nara makes a decision

The plan updates when the evidence changes.

Nara connects completion, effort, recovery, symptoms and relevant health context across time. It looks for a consistent pattern before recommending whether to continue, adjust or progress.

Signals Nara connects

  • Walking duration and completed walking days
  • Effort, willingness and comparable conditions
  • Immediate safety signs during or after the walk
  • Next-day movement, pain, lameness and recovery

Safety boundaries

Choose a familiar route. Stop for breathing difficulty, collapse, marked weakness, pain or new lameness. Do not increase duration while recovery or next-day function is worse.

A library of structured protocols

Different dogs need
different next steps.

Nara can structure work across activity, confidence, play, mobility, nutrition and healthy aging. Each program defines what to record, when to review and what would justify a change.

Illustrative program library · wider rollout in development

Program 01

Trail Adventure Progression

Build distance, terrain confidence and recovery for bigger shared adventures.

Current focus

A familiar, manageable trail

Build repeatability
Program 02

Run Together Foundations

Build a safe, progressive running routine without outrunning recovery.

Current focus

Short run-walk intervals

Build repeatability
Program 03

Smarter Fetch Sessions

Keep the joy of fetch while managing intensity, repetition and recovery.

Current focus

Short sets with real pauses

Build repeatability
Program 04

Walking Fitness Foundations

Build comfortable, consistent activity for fitness, mobility and long-term wellbeing.

Current focus

Walking consistency

Find a comfortable baseline
Program 05

Confidence Around New People

Help your dog feel safer, calmer and more in control around unfamiliar people.

Current focus

Calm observation at a safe distance

Build calm predictions
Program 06

Calmer Encounters With Dogs

Create safer, more predictable encounters through distance, recovery and skilled management.

Current focus

Working below reaction threshold

Build calm predictions

One data point is a signal. The pattern across time is the intelligence.

Each program has a starting prescription, defined observations, progression rules and safety boundaries. Nara connects that record with the wider health model before it recommends what comes next.

Explore an illustrative progression

One connected health model

Nara turns fragmented health data into one living model of your dog.

Nutrition, movement, recovery, body condition, emotional wellbeing, symptoms, health history and lab results are read together and tracked over time. That context shapes every priority and next step.

Nara Healthspan Plan

Max’s plan

5 y 5 mo · male · intact · ideal body condition

Illustrative example

Current focus

Make unfamiliar-dog encounters safer and less distressing while protecting healthy body condition and muscle.

Max’s physical baseline is strong. The clearest current effect on daily life is behavioural, so the plan prioritizes calmer dog encounters while nutrition and movement continue to support what is already going well.

Why now

Strong reactivity and discomfort around unfamiliar dogs have the clearest current effect on Max’s daily experience.

Protect alongside it

Keep Max lean, maintain the muscle he has now, and preserve comfortable movement through regular activity and a modest strength component.

Plan sequence

3 priorities

Next review

8 weeks

Signals supporting the plan

Behaviour · body condition · muscle · activity

Move through the plan

Connect

Bring signals from the full Baseline into one record

Prioritize

Find the clearest opportunity without losing context

Update

Re-rank priorities when the record changes

Canine nutrition, interpreted

The label is only the starting point.

Nara connects what is in the food with how much your dog actually eats, including treats and extras. It then reads that intake alongside body condition, activity, age, health history and change over time.

  1. 01

    Record

    Food label, serving amount, treats, toppers and extras

  2. 02

    Calculate

    Daily calories, protein per 1,000 kcal and carbohydrate by difference

  3. 03

    Interpret

    Read the numbers against body condition, activity and the dog’s goal

The useful shift

A better calorie mix for Max

Keep Max’s total intake within his energy target. Then shift more of those calories toward protein and fewer toward carbohydrate.

Illustrative nutrition interpretation

Protein

Increase

55.7 to 79.8 g per 1,000 kcal

Below Nara’s preferred range for this dog. Move toward 75 to 105 g per 1,000 kcal.

Total calories

Follow the energy target

Keep the total within range

Change the calorie mix without pushing total intake above the amount Max is likely to need.

Carbohydrate

Reduce somewhat

25.3 to 33.4% of calories

Moderate for this diet. Some of these calories would be more useful as protein for Max.

Carbohydrate is estimated from the label by difference. Even with that uncertainty, Max’s recorded diet still supports moving some calories from carbohydrate to protein while keeping total intake within his target.

Evidence engine

Longevity science, without the hype.

Nara evaluates what the evidence actually shows, what species it comes from, how safe it appears, and whether it is relevant to this dog.

Evidence is not one bucket

Direct canine outcomes

What happened in dogs, including function, symptoms, disease outcomes or longevity.

Most direct

Canine biomarkers and safety

Useful context, but a changed marker is not the same as a demonstrated health benefit.

Supportive

Human and other-animal evidence

Useful for translation, but never treated as proof that something works in dogs.

Indirect

Biological plausibility

Mechanisms can make an idea interesting. They cannot prove a meaningful canine outcome.

Hypothesis

The same framework is used across foundations, common canine supplements and emerging geroscience. That includes omega-3 EPA+DHA, creatine, urolithin A, NMN/NR and investigational approaches such as rapamycin.

Dog-specific fit · illustrative

Worth using for this dog?

Evidence strength and personal fit are deliberately kept separate.

L-theanine

Reasonable to consider

An observable emotional-wellbeing goal gives it a defined role alongside behaviour work.

Marine omega-3 EPA+DHA

Reasonable to consider

Value depends on the goal. Canine evidence differs substantially by outcome.

Astaxanthin

Probably unnecessary

Interesting evidence does not create a reason to prioritize it without a dog-specific objective.

Urolithin A

Not worth prioritizing for this dog

Promising mitochondrial biology remains different from demonstrated canine clinical benefit.

Evidence tells Nara whether something can work. Personal fit asks whether it is worth using for this dog.

Sometimes the scientifically responsible recommendation is to do nothing, or to put a stronger foundation ahead of a more exciting intervention.

Start free. Go deeper when it is useful.

Start with a Snapshot. Build the full plan with Nara Plus.

You should know what Nara costs before you invest time in it. The free Snapshot is a useful starting point; Plus turns that starting point into a deeper, ongoing record.

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A fast first look at what you feed, what stands out, and what is worth understanding next.

  • A quick nutrition-first picture
  • Calories, protein and intake context
  • Early strengths and gaps
  • A clear first next step

Nara Plus

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a year

$8.33/month billed annually

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a month

The fuller picture: connect the Baseline, ongoing record, active focus and evidence-informed decisions in one place.

  • Full whole-dog Baseline
  • Personalized Healthspan Plan
  • Adaptive programs, check-ins and progression · early access
  • Longitudinal health record and laboratory context
  • Dog-specific supplement and intervention fit
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