See the moment.
Live view, sound, climate, activity, rest, rewards, and caregiver logs create one shared picture.
The Koja app
The den captures the moments you miss. The app turns them into a live view, learned patterns, and simple guidance—so Koja becomes more useful every day.
It has shortened Peanut’s average settle time in four of the last five departures.
Live See their space and respond in the moment.
A learning loop
Koja connects what happens before, during, and after a moment. That context is what turns a camera observation into a useful pattern.
Live view, sound, climate, activity, rest, rewards, and caregiver logs create one shared picture.
Koja learns which cues predict settling, what disrupts sleep, and how quickly your dog recovers.
Small, specific suggestions help everyone repeat what worked and adjust what did not.
Cues, understood in context
Words, sounds, household events, and routines mean different things to different dogs. Koja learns the connection between the cue and what happens next.
The scores that tell a story
A score is useful only when it explains what changed. Koja pairs each trend with the moments behind it and one practical next step.
Built from settle speed, calm duration, and recovery after an interruption.
A wellness trend built from observable behavior—not a medical diagnosis.
Built from sleep duration, interruptions, resettling, and overnight comfort.
Koja’s behavioral scores are intended to support observation and training. They do not diagnose anxiety, illness, or any medical condition.
Training that adapts
Koja combines proven training foundations with the patterns it learns from your dog. The plan adjusts as their skills, age, and routine change.
Track timing, caregiver logs, successful trips, and likely windows—then build a routine everyone can follow.
Build a positive place association in gradual steps, from an open-door introduction to calm time alone.
Adjust pacing and enrichment suggestions using breed tendencies without treating a breed label as a personality.
Measure settle time and recovery across short absences, then increase difficulty when the pattern says they are ready.
Find the cues, timing, temperature, and evening patterns that lead to longer, steadier rest.