Be seen. Stay safe.

Our Smart Brake Light represents a breakthrough in cycling safety. We've integrated motion-sensing technology directly into our helmets to automatically signal when you're slowing down—just like car brake lights that drivers already recognize and respond to.

Heads up, I'm slowing down.

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Simple activation

Before your ride, a quick press of the power button inside the helmet turns the system on.

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Intelligent response

When you slow down, the light intensity changes to alert traffic behind you.

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Focused protection

The light is positioned at the rear of your helmet where it's most visible to traffic approaching from behind.

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Heads up, I'm slowing down.

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    6,5-Hour Protection

    Effective in all lighting conditions, not just at night.

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    Fast charging time

    From 0-100% in 1h.

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    Hands-free operation

    Switch on before your ride. Focus on the road, not your light.

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    Weather-Resistant Design

    Reliable performance in rain or sunshine.

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Smarter light. Safer ride.

Research confirms what we already suspected: cycling accidents increase substantially during low visibility conditions and at night. Additionally, studies show that cyclists with active lighting are way more visible to traffic, even during daylight hours.

We noticed three critical problems:

  • The rising popularity of faster e-bikes has increased the importance of clear movement signals
  • Traditional reflectors only work with direct light
  • Static bike lights don't communicate when you're slowing down