syp launches on Kickstarter October 27. notify me on launch →

the wearable for your hydration.

any bottle.
real tracking.
better habits.

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launching October 27 · 400 people on the waitlist.
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launching on Kickstarter · October 27

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syp clips onto the bottle you already drink from and logs what you drink on its own. no manual entry. tap notify me and Kickstarter will email you the moment the campaign goes live.

clip it on, drink, set it down. syp logs it. — illustration
what's inside — final design render
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see it in action.

two out of three collegiate athletes start practice dehydrated. do you?

Most athletes track sleep, nutrition, and recovery. Water intake stays a guess. syp is hydration intelligence — real measurement, not estimates.

Athletes on field

potential health effects
of dehydration.

chronic dehydration is linked to higher injury risk, performance loss, and slower recovery.

an athlete holding a bottle with a syp sleeve
performance

your output drops fast.

Losing just 2% of body weight in fluids measurably impairs performance. Above 5%, work capacity falls by around 30%. That's a normal training session in heat.

an athlete outdoors holding a bottle with a syp sleeve
prevalence

most start already behind.

two out of three collegiate athletes arrive at practice dehydrated. The problem isn't what happens during training. It's that they never caught up from the day before.

a bottle with a lit syp sleeve on a desk in the evening
recovery

tomorrow pays for today.

Dehydrated athletes show higher muscle damage markers and greater soreness after exercise. The next session starts compromised before it begins.

final design renders shown.

Sources: Volpe et al. (2009), Journal of Athletic Training — prepractice hydration status of 263 NCAA Division I athletes. Magal et al. (2015), Journal of Sports Science & Medicine — pre-practice hydration status in collegiate athletes. Olzinski et al. (2019), Sports — chronic hydration status and 24-hour fluid intake. Judelson et al. (2007), Sports Medicine — fluid loss and performance. Cleary et al. (2006), Journal of Athletic Training — hydration and muscle damage markers.

400 athletes already tracking their hydration.

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frequently asked
questions.

our first production run ships to D1 pilot programs in fall 2026. founding-member waitlist orders follow in early 2027. waitlist members get a confirmed ship date by email before any public release.
yes. syp clips onto any bottle within our diameter range — covering owala, stanley, nalgene, and most gatorade squeeze bottles. a universal-fit expansion to half-gallon jugs is in development.
WHOOP estimates hydration from sweat — not actual intake. smart bottles require you to replace your bottle and often conflict with team sponsorships. syp works with what you already have and measures what you actually drink.
your intake data is yours. teams only see data for athletes who opt in and authorize program-level visibility.
one charge lasts 1 to 2 days of active use. we recommend charging overnight so you're always ready for training.

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questions?

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syp works with the bottle
you already have.

bottles with syp
bottles without syp
without syp with syp
01

attaches to any bottle. no behavior change.

clips on in seconds. works with whatever you already drink from.

02

directly measures every sip.

load cell sensor captures real fluid intake. not estimates. not guesses.

03

personalized hydration targets.

goals built around your body, your sport, and your environment.

backed by USF Athletics.

trusted by athletes.
backed by research.


live count 400

People on the waitlist

6 D1

Teams committed for Fall 2026 pilot

IRB✓

USF Athletics research study, approved and underway

*USF IRB-approved independent study · Patent pending, App No. 63/821,813

read the research →

clip. drink. know.

a hand lowering a bottle into the syp sleeve
1

clip

attaches to any bottle in seconds. owala, stanley, nalgene, gatorade squeeze — it doesn't matter.

an athlete holding a squeeze bottle with a syp sleeve on its base
2

drink

the sleeve measures every sip automatically. no logging, no buttons, no routine to build.

checking intake on a phone, next to a bottle whose syp sleeve is lit
3

know

real-time hydration data on your phone. personalized to your body, your sport, your environment.

final design renders shown.

what our athletes are saying.

★★★★★

"I was tracking macros, sleep, and recovery down to the minute. Water I was completely guessing at. That gap was the biggest one and I didn't even see it until syp showed me."

★★★★★

"I joined syp because in triathlon, there's nothing more important than staying on top of hydration — especially during an Ironman when you're losing fluid for 10+ hours straight. I believe in syp to help me perform my best, which is why I wanted to be a part of it."

★★★★★

"Winning in your sport at a high level means preparing better than your opponent, and hydration can make the world of a difference."

★★★★★

"I joined syp because I genuinely have always believed hydration comes straight after sleep in terms of recovery. Most think caffeine or energy supplements are your fuel — these are the additives. Fuel is the water you take, and if you can take it intelligently and structurally, performance increases drastically."

★★★★★

"Joining syp has really shown me how important hydration is for both performance and recovery. As a Division I athlete, staying properly hydrated makes such a difference in my energy, focus, and how I feel every day. I decided to join syp because I loved the mission behind the brand and wanted to be part of something that promotes wellness and helps athletes perform at their best."

trusted by athletes
across the country.

founding members shape what syp becomes.

the first athletes on the waitlist get early access, founding-member pricing, and a direct line to the team building this.

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