Stay is the language app for dogs. Five-minute lessons, a daily streak your dog will not remember, and Gerald, a squirrel who sends a reminder every nine seconds.
Free for one word a day. Owner must hold the phone.
Every Stay lesson runs five minutes, or until something moves outside.
Most apps remind you once a day. Your dog forgets the reminder before it finishes. Gerald re-sends it every nine seconds, around the clock, from the window ledge.
Your household has been spelling out W-A-L-K for years. Stay teaches “walk” in Spanish, French, Portuguese, Korean and Pig Latin, so there is nowhere left to hide.
Your dog is ranked against every dog who has visited the same hydrant this week. Rankings refresh on contact. The top dog is a beagle called Doug and nobody knows how.
“I can now understand ‘walk’ in Portuguese, French and Korean. Nobody in this house has ever said it in Korean. I am ready anyway.”
“Gerald told me my streak was in danger at 3:12 a.m. I barked for forty minutes. The streak survived. The neighbours filed a report.”
“My vocabulary went from four words to six. One of the new ones is ‘vet’. I would like to return it.”
Billed to the human. Cancel any time, after Gerald has a word with you.
One word a day, with ads for squeaky toys.
Unlimited bones. Offline mode for car rides.
Up to six dogs. One cat seat, read-only.
The answer is your dog. Your dog will still need four attempts. Try the lesson yourself first so you can supervise.