Web
Open the dashboard in Chrome or Edge
and connect directly to LINK BAND.
LINK BAND / DEVELOPER TOOLS
Connect LINK BAND EEG, PPG, and ACC data
to Web, Android, and iOS.
From an app to inspect signals to a service you build yourself.
Web · Android · iOS SDK / Free, including commercial use

01 / EXPLORE THE SIGNAL
Connect, view, and record.
Before you start building, meet the raw signals in the app.
One app, available on Google Play and the App Store.
On iPhone, you can try demo mode without a device.

02 / BUILD WITH THE SDK
Choose a platform and connect the SDK.
Web, Android, and iOS are all free, including commercial use.
Open the dashboard in Chrome or Edge
and connect directly to LINK BAND.
Add the Maven Central dependency
to your app module's Gradle settings.
implementation("io.github.looxidlabs:SDK-Android:1.0.14")Open Add Package in Xcode
and enter the repository URL below.
https://github.com/LooxidLabs/SDK-iOS.gitiPhone Safari does not support Web Bluetooth. On iPhone, use the App Store app.
03 / DATA ACCESS
Receive EEG, PPG, ACC, and battery information.
The Android and iOS SDKs support scanning, connection,
automatic reconnection, batch collection, and CSV/JSON storage.
04 / DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
The following are SDK development requirements.
Chrome / Edge
Browsers with Web Bluetooth support
Android 14 (API 34)+ · Java 17+
Kotlin
iOS 18.4+ · Xcode 16.4+
Swift 5+
Explore the implementation in the native demo app source.
05 / GOOD TO KNOW
No. Do not pair it in your phone's Bluetooth settings. The app or SDK connects directly to LINK BAND over BLE.
The Web, Android, and iOS SDKs are free, including commercial use. Cloud services for analysis are subject to separate discussion.
Operation is offline, and measurement data is not transmitted externally.
On iPhone, LINK BAND SDK 2.0 includes a demo mode you can try without a device.
iPhone Safari does not support Web Bluetooth. View signals with the App Store app, or build directly with the iOS SDK.
LINK BAND provides SDKs for Web, Android, and iOS. The Web SDK connects directly to the device using Web Bluetooth in Chrome or Edge. iPhone Safari does not support Web Bluetooth, so iPhone users can use LINK BAND SDK 2.0 from the App Store or build an app with the iOS SDK. The Android SDK uses Kotlin, and the iOS SDK uses Swift. Data includes two-channel EEG at Fp1/Fp2 at 250 Hz (µV, raw values before filtering), PPG at 50 Hz, ACC at 30 Hz, and battery information. The Web, Android, and iOS SDKs are free, including commercial use. Cloud services for analysis are subject to separate discussion.
YOUR NEXT BUILD STARTS HERE
View signals in the app, then continue building with the SDK.
For wellness and research use. Not a medical device.