Neigh. Open the app

It tells you what your horse said.

Point your phone at them. Neigh names the call — whinny, nicker, snort — and when it can’t tell, it says so.

Works on any phone today; the App Store and Google Play versions are coming.

A reading in the Neigh app: the call it heard, named, beside the second of audio it rests on.

A real screen, not a mockup

It will tell you when it couldn’t tell.

Every other app in this category always produces an answer, because an answer looks like the product working. A wrong word put in your horse’s mouth is worse than no word at all. So when a recording can’t carry one, Neigh says that instead, and shows you why.

What it looks like in your hand.

The app moving: point the phone, tap once, add a horse, look in on the paddock. It is a look at how Neigh works, not a reading of the horse in it.

A real screen, not a mockup

Your horses, out in the paddock.

Every horse you add gets a pixel version of itself, out in a field with the others: grazing, dozing, wearing what you’ve earned.

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The paddock in the Neigh app: four pixel horses out in a field.

Willow, Duke, Pip and Bramble

Take an honest ear to the barn.

Neigh Plus is $59.99 a year, or $6.99 a week, for unlimited clips.