About
How They Feel.

Not about features. Not about convenience.
 But how they feel
— when we think they’re fine.

S1 was born from repeated moments of doubt
and reflection during real grooming.



 Every time a grooming session ends, pets step out of the drying box
and instinctively start licking their fur or paws—not because they’re relaxed,
but because their undercoat is still damp.

Their skin starts to itch.

Fungal infections may already be starting.

Inside that box, they wait alone.

Twenty minutes.
Thirty.
Sometimes longer.

We rarely stop to ask:
What does that actually feel like?



A sealed, sweltering space.

Hot air blasting from all directions, saturated with heat and noise.

There’s nowhere to go.

They can only wait—until a human, relying on guesswork, decides it's done.


And the pet owner?

Probably scrolling TikTok nearby, laughing.

“That should be enough, right?”

“I’ll check after this video.”

While humans enjoy the convenience of “hands-free care,”
pets are left to endure overwhelming noise, pressure, and fear—without choice, without escape.



The drying box was invented for our ease.

But that ease is built on their helplessness, anxiety, and discomfort.

S1 isn’t here to improve that box.

It’s here to rethink the entire relationship.




Not to chase “more advanced tech,”
but to make sure pets no longer suffer in silence—no longer wait in fear.

We liberated the drying process from the box:

A neck-mounted design keeps your hands free.

Precision airflow targets moisture directly.

Intelligent heat control ensures warmth without burning.

The entire experience is quiet, open, and interactive—more like playtime than a procedure.

This isn’t about controlling.

It’s about caring—together.
 Not something done to your pet,
 but something done with them.

We added a professional 365nm fungal detection light,

so skin health is no longer guesswork.

It becomes visible, naturally—every time you dry.

No more waiting for compulsive licking to signal something’s wrong.

It’s not control. It’s cooperation.

We complete the care—together.

And when the system handles the complexity,

we’re free to respond with calm, focus,
and respect—
 to the quiet trust they’ve always given us.

Care should never come at the cost of comfort.