Fidget tool · no moving parts

Something for
their hands to do.

Gear teeth glide between the fingers. Nothing turns, nothing clicks, nothing to fix.

Fidgr, the six-arm shape, viewed from the front
Fidgr barrel shape, viewed from the side
  • No moving parts
  • Nothing to charge
  • Quiet in the hand
  • Wipes clean
Fidgr in orange, showing the ridged teeth around the edge

Won't distract

Something their hands can do while they stay with you.

Fidgr gives the hand a small job so the client can follow what's happening in the room instead of managing a restless hand.

It doesn't light up, make noise, ask for a turn, or need to be looked at. Nothing about it pulls attention away from you.

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Fidgr viewed from above, showing the smooth one-piece body

No noise

Quiet enough for the room.

There's nothing inside it to rattle, click, or hum. A client can use it through a whole session without you or anyone else hearing it.

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Name, credentials, practice

Get in touch.

Questions about Fidgr, quantities, or where to find it — email us and we'll get back to you.

info@fidgr.com

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