Biostrap is now Sensor Bio
If you've been using Biostrap, you're in the right place. Sensor Bio is where that work continues. Whether you were running it through a research study, a wellness program, or scoping it for a product integration, we've got the context, the support routing, and the team to pick up the conversation.
Contact Sensor BioOur history
From Wavelet Health to Biostrap to Sensor Bio
Biostrap acquired Wavelet Health, and Biostrap became Sensor Bio in 2026. The same focus on raw signal quality runs through all three.
Wavelet Health
Acquired by Biostrap
Wrist PPG wristbands and signal processing used by academic and clinical research teams.
Biostrap
Founded 2016
Acquired Wavelet Health and carried its wrist PPG technology into raw-waveform wearables for research and wellness programs.
Sensor Bio
2026
Biostrap became Sensor Bio in 2026. Sensor Bio V2 and an open platform for raw biometric data.
Biostrap to now
A continuity bridge for support questions, technical orientation, and the next step after an older Biostrap touchpoint.
Legacy products: Biostrap Evo and Biostrap Kairos.
Explore the Science
Understand the sensing foundations before making assumptions about continuity.
Read Science pageNeed help with your Biostrap?
If you're running into a technical issue, whether it's device setup, syncing, app behavior, or something that just doesn't seem right, our support team is here to help. Reach out and we'll get it sorted.
Contact Sensor BioThe science behind your stats
From HRV to sleep scores, The Signal explores the science behind your biometrics and what they're really telling you.
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How to choose a wearable for research
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Single-lead ECG selection for cardiovascular studies: validation and data-access criteria
