Clip it on
Push ExCap over your vape's mouthpiece. A soft grip insert holds it on. Push on, pull off.
No cap.
Every puff counted.
A tiny Bluetooth clip-on for your vape's mouthpiece. It counts every puff and beams it to the ExHale app, so your log fills itself in. Zero taps. Reddington keeps score.
Big Vape built it. Reddington stole it. Sound on.
Prototype shown. Design may change.
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No tapping, no remembering. You puff, ExCap blinks, your phone gets the news.
Animation: a puff on the vape, the ExCap LED blinks, a Bluetooth signal travels to a phone, the ExHale app logs one more puff and Reddington cheers.
Tap the stage to puff againEvery ExCap started out working for Big Vape. Then Reddington got hold of one.
Big Vape HQ
Big Vape built a little cap for every vape. It phoned home each puff, so InHale always knew when to offer "just the one" more.
Top shelf, corner office
Reddington swiped one off the top shelf of Dreadington's corner office. He hates heights. He did it anyway.
Now
He rewired it with a fork and flipped its loyalty. Now it's called ExCap, and it only reports to you.
Push ExCap over your vape's mouthpiece. A soft grip insert holds it on. Push on, pull off.
Open the ExHale app and hold ExCap close. It remembers your phone from then on.
You draw through ExCap's own mouthpiece. A tiny pressure sensor feels every puff.
Each puff lands in your ExHale log with its time and length. No buttons. No typing.
Gear - vape cap slot
"Forged in a home lab from one very patient 3D printer."
Counts each puff the moment it happens, with when and how long. Your log fills itself in.
Phone left at home? ExCap keeps your puffs in its own memory and syncs the next time you're close.
Charges over USB-C, right on the device. Design target: weeks per charge, about an hour to full.
A soft TPU grip insert holds it on. We're tuning the fit with test prints now, so tell us what you vape and we'll aim for it.
A round puck about 25 mm across that sits over the mouthpiece. Goes where your vape goes.
No microphone, no camera, no location. Just puff counts and times, sent to your ExHale app.
The real round 3 prototype, loaded from the same CAD files we print. Spin it, pull it apart, then click it onto the vape.
Prototype - shape will changeLoading the 3D model...Real ExCap round 3 CAD: PETG body and cap, TPU grip insert, cover and skirt. Exploded shows the electronics inside: an nRF52840 Bluetooth module, a BMP581 pressure sensor, a 30 mAh battery, a buzz motor, the limit lock shutter, USB-C and the on-vape switch. The vape is a plain reference shape built from measurements, never printed.
Big Vape built a loyalty cap. Reddington rewired it with a fork, then kept going.
Hit your daily limit and it buzzes. A tiny vibration motor, no screen to check.
A tiny magnetic shutter can close the airway at your limit, so the next puff is hard work. It's a nudge, not a safe: ExCap still comes off by hand.
Charges over USB-C, right on the device. Same cable as everything else.
The mouthpiece comes off and rinses clean. The electronics stay sealed in a dry core.
A tiny switch knows when it's clipped on, so it only counts real puffs.
One shape for round, rectangular and wedge-style disposables with a flat-oval mouthpiece. A soft grip holds it on: push on, pull off.
Prototype shown. Design may change.
Drop your email and I'll shout the moment Batch 01 opens. Tell me what you vape and we'll make sure ExCap fits it.
Reddington pulled this antenna off the first ExCap he rewired, and now it's a hat. The LED still blinks. Only waitlist players get it. Looks only: no HP, XP or stat boosts.
ExCap is one shape for round, rectangular and wedge-style disposables with a flat-oval mouthpiece. We're tuning the fit with test prints now, so tell us what you vape when you join.
Yes. Your puffs show up in the ExHale app. ExCap has no screen, just a tiny LED that blinks when it counts and a motor that buzzes at your limit.
No problem. ExCap keeps your puffs in its own memory and syncs them next time your phone is in range.
With a USB-C cable, right on the device. Design target: a few weeks per charge and about an hour to full. We'll share real numbers once the prototype is tested.
You draw through ExCap's mouthpiece instead of the vape's, and your vape works like it always does. ExCap only listens for the puff, unless you switch on the limit lock.
No. It counts puffs and when they happened. No location, no microphone, no camera.
The price is still TBD. Waitlist players hear it first, before Batch 01 opens.