Pet Cue for Android.

They look. It shoots. The same on-device AI camera for dogs and cats, on Android phones and foldables.

Coming soon toGoogle Play

$2.99 once. No subscription. No in-app purchases.

A Siberian husky with ice-blue eyes looks straight into the camera.

On Android

The AI that waits for the look.

On-device pose models find your dog or cat, and the auto-shutter takes the photo the instant your pet’s face turns to the lens. Pet Cue learns which cue works for each pet and plays it first.

AI auto-shutter

The photo is taken the moment your dog or cat looks at the lens.

Learns each pet

Every cue is scored on whether your pet looked and how fast; AUTO plays the winner first.

Multi-Shot

One tap: a photo every time your pet looks, a new cue when it loses interest.

Head tilts and new poses

Moments in Multi-Shot sessions. Funny faces (yawns, tongue-outs) come to Android later.

Quick Settings tile

Opens the camera over the lock screen, cues and all.

Volume keys are the shutter

Take the photo, or start and stop a session. A switch in More turns it off.

Front-camera cue window

For selfies, the cue glows just under the front camera.

Every pet you have

Dogs, cats, birds and more, each with its own cues and learning.

Six icon colours

Yellow, Sky, Coral, Mint, Lilac and Graphite.

Foldables and flips

The cue on the cover screen.

On Galaxy Z Fold, Galaxy Z Flip and Pixel Fold, the cue can play on the cover screen, facing your pet, beside the rear camera.

Open a Fold flat and the cover screen becomes your pet’s screen. On a flip phone, the cue fills the cover display with a glowing beacon by the camera. Where a phone doesn’t let apps use its cover screen, Pet Cue says so in its Guide and uses sounds and the flashlight twinkle instead.

A corgi with a big open-mouth smile looks at the camera on a sunny porch.

Private

It doesn’t even ask for the internet.

Pet Cue for Android has no network permission at all.

Detection, learning and Moments run on your phone. No account, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, and your pet’s photos stay on your phone unless you share them.

Requires Android 8.0 or later. Some iPhone features reach Android step by step; see where each feature works.

A golden retriever sits on a sunny lawn looking into the camera.