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Currently in development

Make dumb
things talk.

Puck It watches vibration and indicator lights on everyday devices—and lets you know when something important happens.

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Target price$29.99
No hubNo wiring
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Puck It product — three-quarter front view
39 mmdiameter target

A small fix for a familiar problem

Your washer finishes.
Puck It notices.
Your phone tells you.

Puck It attached to a washing machine
P
PUCK IT · NOWLaundry finished

Puck It detected that your washer cycle ended.

  1. 01

    Attach it.

    Place Puck It on the outside of your washer—no opening or modifying the appliance.

  2. 02

    Let it watch.

    It observes vibration and indicator-light behavior, building context around the cycle.

  3. 03

    Get notified.

    When the cycle appears to finish, Puck It uses your Wi-Fi to send a useful alert.

Beyond laundry

One Puck.
A lot of dumb stuff.

If something moves, vibrates, blinks, or changes status, Puck It may be able to watch it. These are potential use cases—not compatibility promises.

WasherDryerDishwasherCoffee machine3D printerPumpsMotorsHVACWorkshop equipmentStatus panelsServer / electronicsGenerators

How it works

Two signals.
More context.

VibrationMotion patterns
Puck it
Local context
Wi-Fi
Done.Useful event detected
Your phone
LightColor + blinking
01

Vibration

Monitors motion patterns and changes in operating state.

02

Light

Looks at indicator brightness, color, and blinking behavior.

03

Context

Considers timing and previous behavior to interpret events.

04

Notify

Sends a useful event over Wi-Fi when it matters.

Why two sensors matter

Stopped moving doesn't always mean finished.

Machines pause. Nearby equipment shakes. Someone closes a door. Indicator lights change.

Puck It is being designed to combine multiple signals, timing, and previous state instead of treating every vibration change as a final answer.

Simple connection

No extra box required.

Bluetooth assists with initial setup. After that, Puck It is intended to use your Wi-Fi for normal communication—no proprietary hub planned.

Puck it
Your Wi-Fi
Your phone

Interlocking stack charging

Stack them.

One cable. Multiple Pucks.

Charge and store multiple Pucks in one compact interlocking stack. Three precision contacts align mechanically and pass power through each device while every Puck manages its own protected battery.

  • Physical interlocking contacts
  • One USB-C charging base
  • Individual battery management
  • Designed for multi-Puck charging

Charging architecture and industrial design are still being developed.

Multiple Puck It devices stacked on a USB-C charging base
USB-C one cable
Puck It shown with a familiar scale reference

Intentionally compact

39 mm × 13 mm

A relatively thick, poker-chip-like form—not a hockey puck. The current industrial-design target is small enough to sit unobtrusively on everyday equipment.

Diameter
39 mm target
Thickness
13 mm target

Under the hood

Small device.
Focused hardware.

The first hardware version is being developed around a practical set of sensors and radios. These are current development directions, not final production specifications.

Front of Puck It showing logo and three small contacts
Rear of Puck It showing female contacts and optical sensor opening
  • ConnectivityWi-Fi + Bluetooth Low Energy
  • SensingVibration + RGB / ambient light
  • ProcessingLocal signal processing
  • PowerRechargeable, protected battery
  • UpdatesOTA firmware updates
  • ChargingInterlocking contacts + USB-C base
  • Battery targetMulti-month development target
  • HubNo proprietary hub planned

Your choice

Six clean colors.

Which would you put on your equipment? Your answer helps shape the first release.

Puck itBlack
Puck itWhite
Puck itRed
Puck itGray
Puck itGreen
Puck itBlue

Questions, answered

The honest details.

Puck It is still being developed. Here’s what that means right now.

Is Puck It available yet?

No. Puck It is currently in development. Joining early access is a free expression of interest, not an order.

How much will it cost?

We’re currently targeting approximately $29.99, but final pricing may change before launch.

Does it require a hub?

No proprietary hub is planned for normal operation. Bluetooth is intended for setup; Wi-Fi handles normal communication.

How does it know when something finishes?

Puck It is being designed to combine vibration, indicator-light behavior, timing, and state changes rather than relying on vibration alone.

Does it modify my appliance?

No. The concept is to attach it externally, without opening or modifying the device.

Does it work with every machine?

That isn’t something we can promise. Compatibility and supported profiles will be determined through development and real-world testing.

How long does the battery last?

Multi-month battery life is a development target. Final runtime will depend on hardware, configuration, and usage.

What does Founding 100 mean?

The first 100 unique early-access signups receive a numbered Founding Early Access position. It is free and is not a purchase or guaranteed delivery reservation.

Why ask what I would use it for?

Because those answers will directly influence which use cases are prioritized during development.