Soaak Technologies Deploys Find My Frequency AI Platform
Soaak Technologies deployed a closed-loop artificial intelligence platform called Find My Frequency, processing biometric vital data from consumer smartwatches to deliver personalized acoustic frequency sessions for stress and sleep management, according to a report published October 6, 2026, by the industry news service PR Newswire.
Key Clinical Takeaways:
- Find My Frequency analyzes real-time biometric inputs from wearable devices to dynamically adjust acoustic frequency programs.
- Pilot testing involving 550 participants across 18,000 tracked nights yielded a reported 90.3 percent improvement in sleep and stress metrics.
- The software integrates with consumer hardware ecosystems from Apple, Garmin, Google, Fitbit, ŌURA, and WHOOP.
Biometric Integration Across Consumer Hardware
The platform operates by pairing software algorithms with hardware sensors already worn by consumers. Compatible devices include smartwatches and fitness trackers manufactured by Apple, Garmin, Google, Fitbit, ŌURA, and WHOOP. Rather than relying on static, pre-recorded audio files, the system functions through a four-stage regulatory loop: measuring vital data, interacting with the user, executing frequency delivery, and remeasuring physiological responses. When the integrated artificial intelligence identifies fluctuations within the autonomic nervous system or registers physiological signs of elevated stress, it modifies the acoustic frequency patterns in real time.
US Military Forces Adopt Sleep Technology
Development of the platform draws on a foundational dataset comprising 18,000 tracked nights of sleep and clinical evaluations involving 550 participants. In a pilot study utilizing ŌURA and Garmin hardware, 90.3 percent of participants reported measurable enhancements in their sleep quality and personal stress management capabilities. Soaak Technologies reports an overall membership satisfaction rate of 97 percent. The technology has also moved beyond consumer markets; both the United States Air Force and Space Force utilize the frequency programs through research funding for small companies. Globally, the platform has recorded over 90 million minutes of usage across 190 countries.
WIRED and CNET Name Top Health App
The application is available for download on iOS and Android operating systems, featuring an initial trial period for new users. Independent industry validation accompanied the rollout when the publication WIRED designated the software as the top sleep application of 2026, while CNET recognized it as the leading mental health application of the year. The platform functions as a non-invasive, automated intervention designed to reduce the active participation barrier traditionally associated with conventional mindfulness applications by directly linking auditory therapy to continuous physiological measurements.