COMPLETE COMPATIBILITY
The FLOWBIO Sensor is currently calibrated for cycling and running, with additional sport integrations in development. If you’re training or competing in another discipline, we’d love to hear how - together - we can shape the future of advanced hydration.
UNDERSTAND YOUR SWEAT PROFILE.
We gather the critical mass of sweat data to deliver advanced hydration insights and recommendations, unique to you.
BUILD YOUR ADVANCED HYDRATION REGIME.
Our Sensor measures how much water and sodium you lose in real time. Putting you in complete control of exactly what to drink to stay hydrated during the session and perform at your best ability
FEEL THE IMPACT EVERY DAY.
The FLOWBIO System will give you a deeper understanding of your Advanced Hydration needs; from measuring your sweat losses to prescribing your optimal hydration protocol.
ADVANCED HYDRATION INTELLIGENCE
PRE SESSION
Know the exact volume of water and concentration of electrolytes to drink in the build-up and what formulation to prepare for the session itself.
DURING SESSION
Get real time recommendations on what to drink and when during your activity, even as biological and environmental conditions change.
POST SESSION
Understand how to replenish your body with the right volume of water and amount of sodium to enhance recovery post activity.
FILL THE GAP
Hydration is typically the most neglected pillar of an endurance athlete’s regime. A clear understanding of your daily fluctuating Sweat Profile is foundational to a stronger, faster athlete.
Our proprietary AHi technology turns hyper-accurate sweat data into your predictive model. The model learns how your sweat reacts to environmental and physiological fluctuations.
Giving you - and a growing community of the world’s top athletes - advanced hydration protocols pre, during and post every session.
"Hydration is such a key parameter for pushing performance. If we can learn how our body is functioning as an individual in real time.... it's gamechanging."
Tim Don
Ironman World Record Holder
"As a practitioner, I couldn't be more excited to get all my athletes using this to nail their hydration strategy."
Alan Murchison
The Performance Chef
“Working with FLOWBIO at the National Running Show was a great way to engage runners and bring hydration into the conversation. The AHi® Lab sessions gave them a better understanding of their sodium needs, creating a natural connection to our electrolyte range and how it can support their performance.”
Christian Sanderson
STYRKR - CEO
Your sweat is complex. You lose water and electrolytes when your body regulates temperature during physical activity and in different environmental conditions, like heat, wind and altitude.
By understanding and managing your own water and electrolyte needs, you can mitigate against the negative effects dehydration has on your performance, including decreased endurance, impaired decision-making, reduced coordination, muscle cramps, fatigue and even heat stroke.
The Sensor captures your sweat and analysis its contents. Proprietary algorithms use the sensor data to estimate your sweat rate and sodium loss. The data is shown on the FLOWBIO App, offering recovery and preparation suggestions and tips to optimise your performance.
The Sensor measures your sweat rate and sodium loss, helping you optimise your recovery and prepare for training and events by ensuring you replace and bring the necessary fluid and electrolytes.
The battery life is 100+ hours and the device can be charged using a USB-C cable.
Our latest data has indicated that we are 90% accurate in lab based conditions. In the field we achieve accuracies up to 83% for our sodium with as little as 180mg difference (that is 6x less than a pinch of salt). Our fluid loss is 73% accurate with as little as 250mL difference to in-field gold standards. If you are interested in learning more about the accuracy of the system behind the Sensor, you can request our whitepaper here.
No, the Sensor does not have a needle. We collect sweat through a tiny channel using the pressure exerted by your sweat glands.