What OIT noticed
OIT
Shared dogs. Separate handlers.
Each handler signs in on their own phone. Every dog in the household keeps its own training history.
Train right. Train together.
First-time setup
Connect your household.
Create the household on the first phone. The second handler joins it with a one-use invite code.
First handler
Create household
Joining handler
Use invite code
Tap once. OIT will connect the account and load the shared dog automatically.
Today with your dog
Here’s what to focus on today based on recent training.
Today's focus
Collect a baseline
OIT needs a little more comparable data first.
SettingQuiet area
How to5 controlled reps
CommandUse the cue once
RewardReward the correct behaviour
Goal4/5 clean
StrugglingMake one thing easier
Next stepIncrease one thing only next time.
Something to watch
Make the next log useful
Keep the next test simple enough that OIT can tell what changed.
Telemetry snapshot
What the coach is reading
Quick start
Log it while it is fresh.
Handler comparison
Command consistency
Recent activity
TRAIN
OIT gives you the exercise.
Choose the training path that fits the dog in front of you. OIT will lead the session and explain what to do.
Before the exercises
Training foundations
Words need meaning
Your dog isn’t born knowing what Sit, Heel or Come means. First you teach what the sound predicts.
Release / Break
Give your dog a clear word that means the job is finished and they’re free to relax and be a dog.
One command, once
Repeating a command can teach the dog that the first one doesn’t matter.
Reward timing
The reward helps explain which behaviour earned it. Timing is part of the lesson.
Short sessions
Five thoughtful reps are more useful than twenty sloppy ones.
Recommended today
Your exercises
Want something different?
Choose another exercise
Training session
Live logging
This session is automatically attributed to the signed-in handler for the active dog. Tap any numbered rep later to correct it.
Your session plan
Set the session up for success
Keep the setup simple enough that one result tells you something useful.
SettingQuiet area
How to5 controlled reps
CommandUse the cue once
RewardReward the correct behaviour
Goal4/5 clean
StrugglingMake one thing easier
Next stepIncrease one thing only next time.
Current handler cue
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Live session
0 / 10Log the next repetition, or tap a number to edit an earlier one.
No reps logged yet.
Session context
Real-time event log
Something just happened.
Capture the situation while the details are fresh. Structured fields help telemetry; the note keeps the human context.
Recent real-life events
Training telemetry
Dog + handler
This is where OIT starts separating “the dog can't do it” from “something changed around this handler, cue or environment.”
Clean-rate trend
Comparable sessions
OIT flags
Shared setup
Dog, handlers & cues
Dogs in this household
Choose who you are training
The selected dog is the active dog. Training, events, telemetry, cues and programme progress are loaded for that dog only.
My command dictionary
My cues
Only edit what you actually say. Different cues are not automatically wrong; OIT correlates them with performance.
OIT only confirms this after Supabase returns and the saved values are re-read successfully.
Across handlers
Household sharing
Household
OIT Coach Tips
Little lessons, right when they help
OIT can surface one short, relevant training tip while you work. Tap the speech bubble for the full explanation, or turn automatic tips down or off at any time.
Did you know not all treats have the same value?That is the sort of quick tip OIT will surface. Tap it to learn why it matters.
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