The listening app for horse people

It tells you what it heard.

Point Neigh at a video of your horse. The analysis runs on your phone, a voice you choose narrates what was measured — and when it cannot tell, it says so. In this category, that honesty is the revolution.

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Free. The whole analysis. No account, no card.

A real whinny, as the app sees it
drawn by the same code that reads your clips
How it works
under fifteen seconds, start to first line
No. 1

Pick a video

Or record one right at the rail. No sign-up, no email gate, nothing to read before the first result.

No. 2

Analysed on your phone

Every measurement runs on the device, so it works in a barn with no bars. You watch it work: a waveform draws in, markers drop where sounds were found.

No. 3

Hear what it found

A voice you choose reads out each measured fact — and every claim is one tap from the exact second of audio it rests on.

What no one else will say

The only app in the category that can say “I couldn’t tell.”

Every other app always produces an answer, because an answer looks like the product working. Neigh is built the other way round: when a recording cannot support a claim, no claim is made — in character. Trust is the luxury.

Four seconds of usable audio in that one. Mostly wind. Try again standing closer.
A refusal, delivered in character
Twenty seconds observed. Not a peep out of him.
An honest nothing, not an invented something
The numbers

Measured, published, and honestly imperfect.

Every figure was measured on independent recordings that people, not this app, labelled by ear — held out of every tuning decision. Most apps in this category publish no numbers at all, and there is a reason.

How we measure, so you can check us →

Hears a horse sound
about 7 in 10
When it says “a horse”
right ~9 times in 10
When it names a whinny
right about 2 in 3
Whinnies it catches
more than 9 in 10
Measured August 2026 on 148 randomly drawn clips labelled by ear. Every figure ships with its range, because a number without its range is a guess in a suit.
The voices

Choose who tells you.

Four characters, one rule: a voice changes the wording, never the facts. That rule is enforced in code, and tested.

Plain

One whinny, eight seconds in.

Grumpy

A whinny. Just the one. You made me listen to wind for that.

Cheerful

A whinny! Eight seconds in, clear as a bell.

Deadpan

Whinny. Eight seconds. That is the report.
The voice is who is telling you — never the horse talking.
Talk to a horse

A phrasebook of real calls.

Horses have a handful of calls, each with a job. Pick one and Neigh plays the real recording — it speaks the horse’s actual calls, never your sentences turned into horse. Each call earns its place the same way: measured against sounds people labelled, and silent until it clears the bar.

Whinny
Nicker
Snort
Blow
Squeal
Groan

Your video never leaves your phone.

No account, no name, no email, no location. The analysis runs entirely on the device — so this is not a promise in a policy, it is the architecture. A clip is uploaded only when you press Share on it and confirm, and the confirmation screen lists exactly what leaves.

Read the privacy policy →

Take an honest ear to the barn.

The whole analysis is free — no account, no card. Neigh Plus adds history, horse profiles and sharing for $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. Never billed weekly, and never a card up front for a trial.