Remedee endorphin stimulation device and comprehensive tailored app to relieve pain

Remedee Labs has developed the first personal endorphin stimulator using advanced millimeter wave technology for pain management.

It consists of a Remedee band that releases your endorphins and a personalized Remedee app to learn about your practice and also to teach you with sessions and a series of articles. 

Behind this ground-breaking project stands an interdisciplinary team of neuroscientists, silicon experts, designers, product and software developers. 

 

Our goal was to plan user experience and features of the Remedee app to deliver as much value as possible to people who suffer from pain, stress and sleep deprivation.

We decided to start the project with iOS app development to carry out quick user tests and then to develop an Android app.

We planned a comprehensive onboarding and an opening test. The app adjusts to a lifestyle of the user, usage of the Remedee band and also external data e.g. physical and mental activities (from Apple Health, Google Fit and Samsung Health) or sun exposition.

User learns in the process:

• what is the goal to achieve,
• how endorphins work,
• how to make a habit and use a band regularly,
• how to use properly daily and weekly sessions.

We are proud of working on a project that can help a large group of users to overcome barriers of their bodies using their own resources - in this case, endorphins. Directly it helps people to be happier and live to the fullest.

We are delighted to be a part of Remedee project, that is just a tip of the iceberg of forthcoming biohacking solutions.

We invented canvas to give a seamless experience. That means, we designed navigation in an innovative way to keep it simple yet interesting, with as little elements as possible to not distract users from using the band.

From the technical side we used:

• Bluetooth Low Energy to connect the devices,
• Machine Learning to personalize the app,
• Health Kit for iOS, GoogleFit and Samsung Health for Android to use external data about activities.