About KINETIQ
KINETIQ is an ultra-thin protective patch that holds a screenless fitness tracker flat against the outside of your bicep. It replaces the band — no buckle, no strap pulling on your wrist — while the sensor stays in contact with your skin so your heart rate, strain and recovery data keep flowing.
What KINETIQ does
Screenless trackers such as the WHOOP 5.0 are made to be worn all day and all night, which is exactly when a band starts to annoy you: it slides down the arm, it leaves a mark, it catches on sleeves, and by evening you take it off. The patch fixes the sensor in one place — flat on the outer bicep, under a sleeve — so the data keeps coming in without anything pressing on your wrist. Each patch is shaped for one tracker model, so the back of the sensor sits flush against the skin, and the sensor clicks out of its cradle for charging while the patch stays on.
Who it is for
KINETIQ is for people who train most days of the week and wear a screenless tracker around the clock: runners, cyclists, triathletes, swimmers and lifters, and anyone who tracks sleep and recovery as closely as they track workouts. It is also for people whose skin reacts to metal buckles or who simply cannot stand the feel of a band during a long session.
Who builds it
KINETIQ is designed and made by a small independent team of endurance athletes and product designers who wear screenless trackers every day themselves. The fit of each cradle, the shape of the adhesive and the choice of a skin-friendly, sweat-resistant material are developed together with a manufacturer that produces skin-contact products. We are not affiliated with WHOOP, Garmin, Polar, Amazfit or Google — we make the accessory that holds their sensors in place.
Where we are now
The product is in development and the first production batch is planned for early 2027. People on the waitlist get access first and 30% off their first set, and we ship both within the United States and internationally. We write to the list as soon as a version for a new tracker model is confirmed.