Smart
Mouth Tape!
A wearable concept that combines mouth tape with advanced AI and machine learning to understand your breathing patterns at night. Built privacy-first.
The real problem isn't your mouth. It's your breathing.
Dysfunctional breathing during sleep affects how you feel, think, and recover. Most people never know it's happening.
- a) You sleep enough hours but still wake up exhausted?
- b) You experience brain fog, dry mouth, or headaches in the morning?
- c) You suspect your breathing at night is disrupting your sleep, but have no way to know for sure?
Dysfunctional Breathing
When you breathe through your mouth at night, your body misses out on the filtration, humidification, and nitric oxide production that nasal breathing provides. The result: fragmented sleep, reduced oxygen uptake, and mornings that never feel rested.
- Poor sleep quality despite enough hours
- No awareness of nighttime breathing patterns
- No way to measure progress or change
Breathing Intelligence
Smart Mouth Tape makes your nighttime breathing visible. It distinguishes mouth from nasal breathing, detects your nasal cycle, and tracks how your breathing evolves — giving you the data to understand and improve your sleep.
- See exactly how you breathe at night
- Track changes over weeks and months
- Get personalized guidance to breathe better
What it does for you.
A compact wearable pod + skin-friendly tape. Powered by AI and machine learning.
AI-Powered Analysis
Advanced machine learning algorithms that learn your unique breathing patterns and improve over time.
Breathing Detection
Intelligent detection that distinguishes mouth breathing from nasal breathing throughout the night.
Sleep Quality Insights
Understand how your breathing affects sleep comfort, and get actionable tips to wake up feeling rested.
Adaptive Coaching
Personalized recommendations that adapt to your progress and help you build lasting nasal breathing habits.
Built for curious sleepers.
Whether you're new to mouth taping or a long-time user, Smart Mouth Tape adds the missing layer of intelligence.
Mouth breathers
If you wake with a dry mouth, snore, or suspect you breathe through your mouth at night, this gives you answers.
Performance seekers
Athletes and biohackers who want to optimize breathing for recovery, HRV, and sleep quality.
Data-driven wellness fans
If you love tracking your health metrics, this adds a missing dimension most wearables can't capture.
Women's health
Breathing patterns may be linked to hormonal cycles, pregnancy comfort, and overall wellbeing. Track and understand your breathing through different life stages.
Designed with care.
Every detail is considered for comfort, safety, and reliability.
Skin-safe adhesive
Hypoallergenic, latex-free medical-grade adhesive designed for sensitive facial skin.
No visible lights
Zero light emissions during operation. Designed to not interfere with your sleep environment.
Ultra-lightweight
The sensor pod is designed to be barely noticeable, so light you forget you're wearing it.
Reusable pod
The sensor module is reusable, only the adhesive tape strip needs replacing each night.
Be a founding tester.
Early waitlist members will be the first to try Smart Mouth Tape prototypes and help shape the final product.
Sync and learn.
How it works: Wear the tape as instructed. The device intelligently monitors your breathing during sleep, processing data securely on the device. In the morning, sync the session via USB-C or app to see a simple, actionable report.
Safety first.
Mouth taping is not right for everyone. If you have any breathing disorder concerns (including suspected sleep apnea), consult a qualified clinician before trying mouth taping. Wellness-only positioning.
Key contraindications for mouth taping
Please review these carefully before using any mouth tape product.
- Nasal congestion
- Sleep apnea*
- Alcohol or sedative use
- Respiratory conditions
- Reflux / High risk of vomiting
- Anxiety or panic disorders
*Sleep apnea is a very complex disease. In some sleep apnea patients, mouth taping exacerbates apneas and makes sleep even worse. In some patients it reduces the number of sleep apnea events. If you suspect you might have sleep apnea, never try mouth taping before consulting your healthcare provider first.
Never seal your mouth completely. Use tapes with a cut-out that would allow mouth puffing or mouth breathing in case of emergency.
Get early access.
Smart Mouth Tape is in development. Join the waitlist to get notified when prototypes or beta units are available.
Join the Beta Waitlist