Scalepor Serpa

App Store App Education Free
23 Sept 2026launched 8 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 44 countriesUnited Arab Emirates, Argentina, Austria, Australia +40 more
1.0latest version · 8 days ago

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Scalepor Serpa trains you to read a dog's body language before stress tips into a bite. Most dogs give visible warnings -- a stilled body, a turned head, a hard stare, a tongue-flick -- seconds before they act. Most people miss every one of them. This app closes that gap. Work through 36 hand-crafted cases drawn from eight real-world situations: a dog at a fence, on a narrow path, around food, approached by a child, being held or hugged, at the vet, woken unexpectedly, or meeting another dog. For each case you drag a dot onto a two-axis read pad and commit one of four actions -- Move Toward, Stand Still, Turn Side-On, or Give Distance Now. Then see exactly where your read landed against the true region, which tells decided the verdict, and a two-sentence retelling designed to explain the same dog to a child. Scoring is deliberately asymmetric: calling a stressed dog settled costs fifteen times more than being over-cautious with a calm one. The app states this in plain words every time, because that asymmetry is the whole point. Alongside the core cases, explore 20 named body-language tells each with its own anatomy page, 16 myth cards you must answer before the explanation appears, a pair-test mode that puts two dogs side by side, a body-scan drill that trains the perceptual half of reading, and a household checklist of practical house rules tied to specific tells. Signal chips fill in as you encounter each tell in a real verdict -- your collection is a record of what you have actually seen, not a catalogue handed to you on day one. Everything runs entirely on your device. No account, no network, no ads.Read more
Scalepor Serpa trains you to read a dog's body language before stress tips into a bite. Most dogs give visible warnings -- a stilled body, a turned head, a hard stare, a tongue-flick -- seconds before they act. Most people miss every one of them. This app closes that gap. Work through 36 hand-crafted cases drawn from eight real-world situations: a dog at a fence, on a narrow path, around food, approached by a child, being held or hugged, at the vet, woken unexpectedly, or meeting another dog. For each case you drag a dot onto a two-axis read pad and commit one of four actions -- Move Toward, Stand Still, Turn Side-On, or Give Distance Now. Then see exactly where your read landed against the true region, which tells decided the verdict, and a two-sentence retelling designed to explain the same dog to a child. Scoring is deliberately asymmetric: calling a stressed dog settled costs fifteen times more than being over-cautious with a calm one. The app states this in plain words every time, because that asymmetry is the whole point. Alongside the core cases, explore 20 named body-language tells each with its own anatomy page, 16 myth cards you must answer before the explanation appears, a pair-test mode that puts two dogs side by side, a body-scan drill that trains the perceptual half of reading, and a household checklist of practical house rules tied to specific tells. Signal chips fill in as you encounter each tell in a real verdict -- your collection is a record of what you have actually seen, not a catalogue handed to you on day one. Everything runs entirely on your device. No account, no network, no ads.

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  1. Version 1.0First seen · 23 Sept 2026

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Limited release · 44 countries

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United Arab EmiratesArgentinaAustriaAustraliaBelgiumBrazilCanadaSwitzerlandChileColombiaCzechiaGermanyDenmarkAlgeriaEgyptSpainFranceUnited KingdomGhanaIndonesiaIrelandIsraelIndiaItalyKazakhstanMoroccoMexicoMalaysiaNigeriaNetherlandsNorwayPhilippinesPakistanPolandPortugalRomaniaRussiaSwedenSingaporeThailandTurkeyUkraineVietnamSouth Africa

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