Squegg Ecosystem
Backed By Research
Our approach is firmly grounded in evidence-based practice. To date, we have three significant studies that support the validity and reliability of Squegg compared to the Jamar dynamometer. Our dedication to integrating exercise physiology principles in our designs underscores our commitment to delivering scientifically supported, patient-focused solutions.
Grip/ Pinch Assessment And Data Tracking
Supported By Research And Evidence
Fun And Engaging Games
Portable And Convenient
SQUEGG
Smart Dynamometer and Hand Trainer
Medical device and a connected app solution for grip/pinch strength assessment, monitoring and training.
Squegg PRO for Remote Monitoring and Clinical Studies
At-home monitoring for HEP and RTM workflows
Squegg PRO supports the delivery and monitoring of home exercise programs (HEP) by enabling patients to perform prescribed exercises at home while generating objective, patient-generated functional data. Clinicians can remotely review performance and progress over time.
It enables clinicians to:
- Assign and manage home exercise programs digitally
- Capture grip and pinch strength data during at-home use
- Monitor patient adherence and activity trends over time
- Track longitudinal changes in upper extremity strength
- Support RTM workflows using objective, quantifiable functional metrics
Squegg PRO for clinical studies
Grip strength is a well-established functional biomarker associated with aging, disease progression, and overall health outcomes. Squegg PRO enables standardized assessment of upper extremity functional biomarkers across both in-person and remote study settings.
Squegg PRO supports clinical studies by enabling:
- Objective measurement of grip and pinch strength
- Standardized data collection across clinical and non-clinical environments
- Longitudinal tracking of functional outcomes and disease progression
Scalable and cost-effective monitoring for population-level studies