Plug the USB cable into the Keen "brain" (module), and attach the other end to a power source, like your computer or an adapter for the wall.
The LED light bar will blink while charging and is solid white when fully charged.
Download Keen's training & tracking app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store by clicking an image below from your phone.
After charging, insert one blank peg and EITHER the L or R peg into the bracelet, depending on which hand you plan to wear Keen on.
These pegs will keep the bracelet fastened snugly and are also a helpful reminder if you are using two bracelets. Always wear each Keen on the same hand you trained it for (it won't work otherwise!).
Face the button towards your fingers. Always wear Keen in the same orientation that you trained it (it won't work otherwise!).
Slide the peg side through the safety loop. Make sure your bracelet fits snugly to ensure accurate behavior detection.
Please watch this quick overview of the in-app training process, the key step in making Keen work for you.
Keen works best if you train it in the same location and body position you want it to work.
Keen is designed for a repetitive motion at the localized area. During training, feel around for hair or skin imperfections, or bite your nails for the full 15-20 seconds. Keen will record this behavior and look for this motion continuously.
Motion Fingerprint is Keen's proprietary gesture detection algorithm. Because no two motions are exactly the same (just like our fingerprints!), Motion Fingerprint uses highly sophisticated sensor mathematics & machine learning to more closely match your true motion to the trained motion for better detection.
If you find Keen is vibrating too often or not enough, you can customize Keen by using the Detection Settings. Please watch the video showing how to adjust Keen's motion and position settings.
"Tighten" the motion setting to reduce false alarms from similar movements, like nail biting vs. eating and drinking. "Widen" if not detecting enough true gestures.
A tighter motion setting will look very specifically for the motion you performed at the area while training the bracelet. A wider setting will just look for your bracelet to be in the general area.
Increase the position setting to improve detections when you change body position, such as sitting at a desk vs. leaning back on a couch. Decrease to reduce false positives.
Similar to motion sensitivity, a lower position setting will look very specifically for the position you took when training the bracelet. Increasing the setting allows for more variation in the position when detecting.
We won't be able to eliminate all false alarms, but most people should be able to find an optimal balance. Even false alarms help you develop awareness of your hand position!
Push Keen's button any time you perform your behavior, and the bracelet will give a short acknowledgment vibration confirming it has logged an event. Visit the Me tab in the app to view your progress over time. Multiple button presses in the same minute will only show up as one event.
If you are getting false alarms, for example while eating, hold Keen's button for two vibrations (~3 seconds) and release. You will feel an acknowledgment vibration letting you know Keen has been snoozed. After it "wakes up", it will send you another acknowledgment vibration. The default snooze time is 7 minutes and can be changed in your app. You can also wake it up manually by holding the button for two vibrations and releasing.
Keen allows you to train up to 4 areas. We suggest you start with one area and get comfortable with how Keen works before adding additional areas. You can manage the areas trained by hitting "Manage Band" in the app and selecting "Add an Area" or swiping left on a trained area to delete.
Keen does not have an off button. If Keen is sitting idle (detects no motion), it will go into low power mode to conserve battery life. To learn how to snooze Keen, click here.