RESTCOUNT — PET SLEEPING BREATH COUNTER
Terms
RestCount is in development and has not been released. These terms cover this website and the $10 Founding First-Year Pass reservation — nothing else is for sale here today.
← Back to RestCount — Pet sleeping breath counterThe Founding First-Year Pass reservation
- If we can’t deliver, miss the deadline, or can’t grant the Pass, you are refunded in full — automatically, no request needed.
- Deposits and Pass payments are kept fully segregated and are not used for development costs.
- $10 fully refundable deposit — credited in full toward the $19 Founding First-Year Pass.
- The Pass covers one year of use, starting on the day the finished app is officially released on the App Store.
- Standard price: $49.99/year. No auto-renewal.
- Delivery target: 2026-12-15. Cancel anytime before delivery — one click, full refund of your $10 deposit.
The reservation is currently offered to residents of the United States only.
What we don’t promise
RestCount is an informational record-keeping tool. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose, treat, or predict anything, and never replaces a veterinarian. We don’t state or imply any accuracy figure for home use, and we make no regulatory clearance claim of any kind. If your pet seems to be struggling to breathe, don’t wait to measure — call your vet or an emergency clinic.
The free count service
The free, one-time human-verified count of a 60-second video is a separate, optional service. It’s free, it’s not connected to the $10 deposit in either direction, and using it isn’t required to reserve a Pass.
Using this site honestly
We ask that any eligibility answers or account details you give us are accurate — they decide whether a reservation, or the free count service, applies to your household.
Who you’re contracting with
OpenHealth Inc.
Osaka Ekimae 2nd Building 12-12, 1-2-2 Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0001, Japan
info@openhealth.co.jp
This reservation is governed by the laws of Japan, and the Osaka District Court has exclusive jurisdiction in the first instance — except that if the mandatory consumer-protection law of your place of residence grants you rights that cannot be waived by agreement, those rights are unaffected.
Changes to these terms
We’ll update this page as RestCount moves from concept to release, and note the date of the most recent change. Questions go to the contact page. See also our privacy page for how we handle your data.