For veterinarians

“Count her breaths while she sleeps” — and this time it happens.

What NOKA gives your clients

A nightly habit that sticks. Sixty seconds, tap-to-count, designed for a dark bedroom — so it happens tonight and again tomorrow.
Honest trends. Linear time, a personal baseline from the first week, your target — no smoothing, no scores, no invented alarms.
A report you can read in a consult. One page: signalment, target, baseline, the chart, the nightly numbers with the owner’s notes.

What it asks of you

Nothing.

Free, no ads, no accounts required, no referral codes, no data games. You say “count tonight” and point at the poster — that’s the whole integration. The clinical judgement stays with you.

NOKA · Breathing reportJun 17 – Jul 17, 2026

Poppy · Dog, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, 8 y · MMVD stage B2
Target: under 30 breaths/min · Baseline: 18–24 (from first week)

Jul 16 · 11:12 PM · 60 s24 /min
Jul 15 · 10:48 PM · 60 s26 /min · “hot evening”
Jul 14 · 11:02 PM · 30 s ×223 /min
Jul 13 · 10:55 PM · 60 s24 /min

Meds: Pimobendan 5 mg 2×/day · Furosemide 12.5 mg nightly
16 counts this period · tap-counted by the owner · exported from NOKA

The page your client hands you

This is the artifact. Every count is dated and timed, notes ride along with the nights they explain, and the chart keeps honest time — a two-week gap looks like a two-week gap. PDF or CSV, from the owner’s phone, no portal.

Counting method stated on the page — 60 s or 30 s × 2
Your target, their baseline — both printed, both attributable
No interpretation beyond the app’s three plain statuses

How patients start

Say “count tonight.” They scan, the app teaches the count in three screens, and the first week builds the baseline on its own. At the recheck, the trend is waiting for you.

No account, nothing to set up on your side — the QR goes straight to the stores.

QR code that opens noka.pet
noka.pet

Turn your screen around — this QR is sized for across the desk.

The exam-room poster

Print it, write your practice’s name on it, hang it where the waiting happens. One language per variant — open a sheet and save it as a PDF from your browser.

For your practice, later

A dashboard for clinics — patients’ trends between visits, with the owner’s consent — is on the list. If you want to hear when it exists, write to vets@noka.pet. No forms, no funnels; a person answers.

Where NOKA stands clinically

Home monitoring of sleeping respiratory rate is standard guidance in canine heart disease. NOKA implements the counting, the trend, and the sharing — nothing more. It makes no efficacy claims and uses no diagnosis language, with owners or with you.