A transparent model of canine longevity signals.
A glass-box score built from breed, body condition, and the walks you already log, plus bloodwork once your vet reviews a real blood panel. Always shown as a range, never a single date.
Free to play. The Estimate unlocks the moment you add your dog. Educational and non-diagnostic.

Four rules govern every number
Four bars you can read at a glance
Three you unlock instantly, one your vet unlocks. Tap into any component for the full story: what it means, why it matters, and the levers you can move.
Genetics
The fixed baseline. Not your fault
Breed, size, age and neuter status read against actuarial life tables set the curve your dog started with. It's the one bar you can't change.
Learn more about GeneticsBody Condition
A well-studied body-condition signal
How lean or heavy your dog is for their frame, scored the way a vet reads body condition. Lean dogs tend to live meaningfully longer.
Learn more about Body ConditionActivity
A daily movement signal you can track
The steady daily movement built from the walks you log. It keeps muscle, joints, heart and mind in shape, and slows frailty with age.
Learn more about ActivityBloodwork
Vet-unlockedYour dog's inside story. Reviewed by your vet
A snapshot of how the organs are doing on the inside, decomposed into seven clinical dimensions. Locked until your vet reviews a real panel.
Learn more about BloodworkInformational wellness guidance, not a diagnosis. Talk with your vet about what’s right for your dog.
Four model outputs, with their limits visible
Not a wall of analytes. The things you actually care about, with a licensed vet’s review and lab-validated data behind the Lab-verified sample.
Model standing: 72 out of 100
Where our model places them. Not a ranking against other dogs.
An unvalidated model interval, never a death date or healthspan claim.
Signals to discuss with your vet
The rule set can identify signals to discuss with a veterinarian; it does not estimate the causal effect of changing them.
Free the moment you start. Lab-verified when your vet reviews the panel.
Lab-verified score
Lab-validated dataAdd a real panel. A licensed vet reviews it, attests the results match the source lab report, and confirms the relationship. The fourth Bloodwork bar unlocks, the range narrows, and Tailmates computes the full analysis.
See how vets review bloodworkWhat you’ll see in the app
One real screen, no mockup. The dial, the range, and the levers you can still move. Demo data shown.

Before your vet reviews the panel, the same screen shows three bars and a wider range. Everything else stays put.
A glass box, and an open question
Every input and every weight behind this score is written down, and our ledger marks which values are our own assumptions rather than published sources, so you can take the whole thing apart. What has not happened is the test: no dog has been followed to an outcome, so the number has never been checked against how long dogs actually lived. Running that test is the work the company is doing, and we publish the method before we publish a result.
Please read
The short version: Tailmates is a wellness and fitness product, not a medical device and not a veterinary provider. Our longevity estimate is educational and non-diagnostic. It is expressed as a range, never a single date, and it does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. It is not a substitute for examination, diagnosis, or treatment by a licensed veterinarian.
If your dog is unwell, contact a veterinarian or an emergency clinic. Do not wait on, or rely on, an app score.
Straight answers about the score
See the model, inputs, and limits.
Start your dog’s longevity estimate
Free to play. The Estimate unlocks the moment you add your dog. Review it with your vet whenever you’re ready.