Pico is a wearable that helps kids with ADHD notice how they're feeling and reset themselves — at home, in the car, at a birthday party — without a screen, a lecture, or a meltdown to get through first.
Most tools either get lost in a week or need a screen a child won't sit still for. Pico is built to be neither — small enough to forget it's there, simple enough to use alone.
A silent fidget disc built into the band gives restless hands somewhere to go — no toy to lose, no one to notice.
A guided breathing pattern, right on the wrist — no app to find mid-meltdown, no waiting for a screen to load.
Parents see gentle patterns over days and weeks — calmer stretches, harder stretches — never a live feed of every emotion.
No setup for your child. No screen required in the moment it matters most.
A soft silicone band, sized to fit. That's the whole setup.
A silent rotating disc gives restless hands something to do, all day.
A gentle tap logs how they're feeling — calm, wiggly, or overwhelmed.
A press-and-hold starts a guided breathing pattern — alone once learned, or alongside a parent.
One small charging cradle at home. Ready again by morning.
Most breathing tools are built for one person, alone. Pico is built for the moment a parent is right there and wants to help — without turning it into a lecture.
We're inviting a small group of families to try Pico at home and tell us what actually works. No cost, no obligation — just your honest feedback.