A soft, expressive AI robot pet that works fully offline. Pawbie senses your touch, understands your mood, and reacts with movements.
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Pawbie isn’t just a chatbot — it sees, hears, and understands context and responds like a real little pet, not based on fixed commands.
With dozens of eye expressions, sounds, motions and little words, it reacts differently across scenarios — not just like a speaker, but surprisingly alive.
Pawbie is always ready to react the moment you touch, speak, or approach — all without Wi-Fi. Its on-device AI ensures your privacy stays completely local. (Also, there is no subscription for Pawbie)
Pawbie senses your mood and offers soft, comforting expressions — a small companion that reacts with warmth when you need it most.
From day one, Pawbie learns to recognize you — your presence, your face, your habits. As time goes on, it grows attached to you as its primary person, focusing its attention on you rather than on others.
Pawbie can be your little daily companion — chat about simple things, share your breakfast or outfit, and enjoy fun moments together, though complex topics are still over its head.
And all these tiny moments don’t just pass by — Pawbie quietly keeps little memories of your days together. You can browse them anytime in the app via Bluetooth.
Pawbie stays kind and patient, knows what it can and can’t do, and even shows a tiny bit of playful attitude in the cutest way.
Sweet, silly, colorful — Pawbie loves trying new styles.
Every little change makes it feel even more like your own tiny companion.
Thank you to @Barrett for visiting us at CEIC and for the warm support. Pawbie is featured in his event video, and we truly appreciate being included.
In a world obsessed with efficiency and productivity, we imagined a tiny, “seemingly useless” companion that simply brings real joy. A little presence that feels natural, gentle, and free from the pressure of performance.
To make that possible, we had to give Pawbie true independence:
No cloud dependency
No privacy concerns
No subscriptions
That meant choosing a more challenging path — running all AI models fully on-device.
It wasn’t easy, but step by step, we made it work.
