Our black wearable headband to track your brain activity and heart rate variability

The first wearable to track your mental energy

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Prepare for deep work

Learn

Time of day

Learn what time is

optimal for deep work

Simplified graph view for your best deep work time

Know

Ideal session length

Know how long your deep
work blocks should be

Simplified graph of your ideal work session length

Act

Get a recommendation to take a break or move to shallow work

10-hour battery life

Real time feedback

Learn when you can be most productive

Glasses and headset compatible

Apps for Windows and Mac

Track fatigue and flow

As easy as pie

How to use it

Step 1

Put on your Pylot and start working. The sensors will measure your cognitive performance.

Step 2

Get live feedback on your flow and fatigue. Know if you are ready for deep work, shallow tasks, or need a break.

Step 3

Design your day. Learn what time of day is best for your deep work, and how long each session should be.

Work on any platform

On your desk
and on the go

On your desk

Desktop apps

Available for both
Windows and Mac

In your hands

Mobile apps

Coming after launch on
Android and iOS

An example of our mobile app that shows trends

Did somebody say science?

The first tracker to measure brain activity & heart rate variability (HRV) to help you understand your mental fatigue & flow.

Explore the science in detail

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The science

Studies show that mental fatigue can lead to decreased cognitive performance, increased errors, and reduced work output, contributing to more workplace accidents. On the flip side, individuals in a 'flow' state, demonstrate improved work efficiency, enhanced cognitive performance, and even better exam results. Importantly, this 'flow' state is beneficial not just for individuals but also for teams. Moreover, people experiencing regular flow report higher job satisfaction.

Brain activity

When you think and process information, your brain creates small electrical signals that can be measured by an EEG sensor on the surface of your head. This provides insights into how focused, relaxed or intensely you are concentrating. EEG is completely safe. It does not send any signals to your brain. It simply detects the activity your brain is creating.

Heart rate variability

A measure of the small changes in time between each heartbeat. It's not about how fast or slow your heart beats but about the natural variations in the intervals between those beats. Less variation indicates you are more fatigued or stressed. Pylot measures HRV using an optical sensor on your forehead. This is similar to the optical sensor in a smartwatch.

It took us long enough

Accurately track your mental fatigue and flow, supported by
4 years of research.

Accurately track your mental fatigue and flow, supported by 4 years of research.

Flow

Also known as "being in the zone," flow is the feeling you get when you're completely absorbed and focused on your work. This state is associated with high alpha brain wave activity and leads to you achieving your best work.

Fatigue

Extended periods of intense concentration can result in cognitive fatigue. This makes it harder to focus, and the quality of your work deteriorates. This is associated with a change in brain wave activity and reduced heart rate variability.