I'm going to put this on you. You can wear it on your wrist or your ankle. And what this does is it helps your body adapt to stress using your sense of touch. So what we're going to do here is start. How are you feeling right now? Kind of, I'm a kind of stressed out. Kind of stressed out? Okay, would you like to be a little bit more chilled out? That's great. Okay, we're going to put you on the meditation and my spoon. It's one of my favorites. And right now it's set to 15 minutes. Wave intensity up to 54%. You can increase the duration or the intensity. And ultimately what this is doing is sending vibrational wave patterns through your skin. And it corresponds to your motion cortex to basically signal sense of safety. So back when we were cavemen, you know, you get triggered by stress. And you're going to fight a flight mode and your sympathetic nervous system kicks on. Now in modern life, when you get that crappy, slack message or that bad text message from your boss, your body is interpreting that as dangerous. What this is helping you do is actually interpret those signals not as dangerous and kicks in your parasympathetic nervous system using your sense of touch. And ultimately for variability is the biometric that this is going to impact. This is not a track or though. It's actually changing your heart rate variability. And we do have clinical studies at a university at Pittsburgh validating all that. Gotcha. So the applications are pretty broad reaching. We're in clinical trials with treatment resistant PTSD. We have trials like high-trace using it for kids with autism. Joe Maroon of Pittsburgh Steelers, he's their neurologist, he's one of our advisors. And we're using it with professional sports teams for focus, performance and also relaxation after aims. Gotcha. At the end of the day, anyone with stress can benefit from this. And following us sleep is the thing that of our beta users, 95% of people would require to say, I'm falling asleep faster and to that, I don't know if you have a stressed out mom, but I know too. Like that is the thing that pretty much anyone can identify with. Yeah, that's true. So this is available now. Right now we're in free cell mode. We are 199 available on our website now. We'll be launching our full cell and shipping at the end of this month. And we'll be 349 after that. And then, it's just charging the micro-USB. The micro-USB touches the app, the app is Android, iOS. And you can turn the Bluetooth off while you're wearing it if that's concerned for you. So whatever program it was last on, you just use these two buttons, turn it back on, and it's going back to the camera. You don't need to have that to use it. So I'm trying to think of any other questions. So it looks like the app has several different programs. Yep, so the app is right here. We've got energy and wake-ups, social and open. We've got focused, rebuilt and recover, meditation, mindfulness, relax and wine. It's like entering out. And it's really personal. Like for me, some of the more like energy and wake-up and focus ones are not awesome because I'm just naturally wired to build a little more like, hmm. So the meditation one is incredible for me, whereas the... Some people love this rebuild and recover ones. And that's the one, like, let's do the gym and your new sets. This is the one that will most intensely increase your heart rate very, though. Awesome. Yeah, you know, I mean, I tracked my HRV on the over-arranged, the Viostraft. So, you know, something like this would be awesome. So I didn't actually see that on my video. And hopefully in version two of this app, we will have integrations with all those trackers. So that, long term, we are going to learn from your body and start to adjust the vibration. Yeah, cool. Because I know that Viostraft, they have an open API. So you can use third party and a heart rate monitor. Yes. And you know, if you guys partnered with them, or at least you integrated them, that would be an interesting thing. That is absolutely where your heads are. It's the kind of technology that can be, I mean, as long as the device has the haptic's score program, it's really more about the software than the device itself. So, you know, that you could literally put this in a pair of shoes. I've actually tried on a prototype. Really? That does sound really cool. Yeah, it's really cool. It's like music getting pumped right into the bottoms of your feet. It's cool. And it's comfortable, too. Yeah, it's not bad. Yeah. So the ankle is actually our favorite spots to recommend to wear it. Because when you put it against the bone, your bone density actually helps sort of channel those vibrations up through your body. And it's a little bit more effective. Yeah. And it's also a little bit less obterusive. But for the sake of being out of the conference, the risk tends to be the big. So, how long is the charge last on this? Three days. Three days? That's really pretty good. Yeah, it's not bad. So, I could see wearing this under the feet of the ball. Yes. Like, we're actually doing a lot of work with like engineering teams and sort of high stress environments. Or even just groups of people that tend to be a little bit more introverted. It can really help them kind of be a little bit more open. Right, if you wore it on your ankle, then nobody would even know where you were. Nobody knows you were wearing it. Exactly. Going into like a big presentation at work, strapped on 15 minutes before you get your mind right, and nobody has any idea. Very cool. Because you can't always go into a corner and meditate. I mean, this is not a substitute for all those great things like meditation. But what it can do is deepen meditative states for experienced meditators and help you achieve meditative states for people who have never been able to really get them. So, I use a music band every day for about 15 minutes. Yeah. And that's just not something you can sort of without in the office. You know, I can meditate in the morning, slap this on a wrist or an ankle, and go all day long and keep myself in a windows. I actually really like turning up the frequency sometimes when you quit that's your goal. Because it gets you in your body in that way. Like when you're meditating, like put your feet on the floor, take deep breaths, feel in your body. Sometimes just having a little bit of awareness of touch can help you get there. And this can keep you in that space. But if you're like trying to fall asleep, probably want to dial that vibration down because you don't want to be quite so present in your body like that. It's interesting. It kind of pulses on and on. Yeah. Yeah. Did you want to try a different program? Sure. Let's put you on this social and open one. Which is what we call conference mode around here. It's like what we wear all day. And this one is a little bit more erolicking. Central vibrations. I can only describe it a kitchen music. So in the sense it's kind of gets you in that like. It's a much higher frequency. Yeah. And then you can dial it up. The intensity. A little much. That's pretty cool. But yeah, we usually like to keep it around 24-25% to start. And if you need it higher, sometimes you just have that environment where that's important. And other times, you know, it's very clean. I like it. Great. You're obviously well acquainted with the space when all of your devices are connected. Can you feel any different? You take about three to five minutes for the fact that they're like picking in, but it's really subtle. You'll have to. Good. Yeah. Usually when you take it off, that's when you kind of know it. And you're like, like, like, yeah. But it is subtle. Yeah. Sure. This is awesome. I'm looking forward to trying this out. Yeah. I mean, we're really excited. It just has so many applications in space. That's when people are really struggling. I mean, the people who say it makes the biggest difference is people who are really struggling. You know, our founder, Dave, is a neuroscientist, PhD, also clinical psychiatrist. And part of the genesis of this idea was you can give people all these cognitive and behavioral therapies, but if they're constantly stressed out, they just can't even get theirs. And this can really help people get theirs so they can even begin to do that work. It's like mindfulness meditation. It's something that not everybody can just do on the outside. Right. You just think you can't get them over. Yeah. When your pulse is racing, when you're elevated in that stress level, it's impossible to get there. And this can bring that down by triggering your parasympathetic nervous system without you having to be mindful of that. Yeah. I'm extremely happy. So that's the follow. We have a lot of people on the social level. Wow. Very cool stuff. Two hours in a story.