Toothbrushing has remained unchanged for decades—until now. BrushO introduces a future-ready approach to oral care, blending real-time AI guidance, powerful cleaning modes, and a motivational rewards system to help you build smarter, healthier habits. With features like a 64,000 RPM motor, lifetime brush head refills, and detailed brushing reports via a companion app, BrushO transforms brushing from a boring task into a customized, data-driven, and sustainable wellness routine.

Let’s face it—most people brush in autopilot mode. That’s where BrushO stands out. It’s not just another electric toothbrush. Using AI-powered sensors, BrushO tracks your brushing in real time: detecting pressure, coverage, timing, and even the spots you tend to miss. If you skip a corner or apply too much pressure, it gently lets you know.
✅ Real-time feedback for better gum care
✅ Smart zone detection to avoid missed areas
✅ Invisible coaching—no nagging, just smarter habits
BrushO uses advanced sensors to map your brushing technique in real-time. Did you skip a molar? It reminds you. Pushing too hard on your gums? It alerts you—gently. With 360° coverage insights, your brushing becomes more precise and effective without extra effort.
With a 64,000 RPM FSB motor and over 100 brushing modes, BrushO adapts to your needs. Whether you’re tackling coffee stains, gum sensitivity, or a post-lunch deep clean, it delivers. Its IPX7 waterproof rating and 45-day battery life make it perfect for travel, showers, and busy schedules.
The BrushO app turns oral hygiene into a journey. You get:
• Daily and weekly brushing reports
• Real-time pressure & timing feedback
• Personal “Brushprint” progress dashboard
• “Brush & Earn” rewards system for consistency
Suddenly, brushing feels like a game—one where your reward is a healthier smile.
BrushO doesn’t just promote oral health—it supports sustainability. With lifetime free brush-head replacements, you reduce plastic waste and eliminate the hassle of reordering. Brushing smarter is now better for your mouth and the environment.
Most importantly, BrushO doesn’t feel like a dentist’s lecture. It’s your everyday cheerleader, quietly helping you build long-term habits. From subtle alerts to brushing streaks and progress badges, it creates a routine you look forward to.
The BrushO app is your daily brushing partner. After every session, it provides:
• A brushing score based on zone coverage, time, and pressure
• Visual charts showing which areas need improvement
• Reminders when you forget to brush or skip certain zones
• Custom brush head tracking & replacement schedule
This isn’t data for data’s sake—it’s actionable insight designed to help you get better over time.
One of BrushO’s most innovative features is its rewards ecosystem. Here’s how it works:
• Earn points every time you brush
• Track streaks and improve your brushing habits
• Redeem points for lifetime free brush heads
• Share brushing progress with your dentist via the app
It’s a habit-forming system designed to reward progress, not punish inconsistency.
BrushO’s features are built with real people in mind:
• Personalized brushing modes for whitening, gum care, and even “Smoky mode”
• Web3-based privacy: your brushing data belongs to you, not the cloud
• Sleek, minimalistic design that fits into any lifestyle
• TFT smart screen for easy control and feedback
Whether you’re a tech-lover, a frequent traveler, a parent managing kids’ hygiene, or someone struggling to maintain good brushing habits, BrushO adapts to your life.
BrushO is an AI-powered electric toothbrush brand, trusted by over 40 UK dental clinics and introduced by Stanford. It merges adaptive AI, real-time app feedback, and a sustainable brushing rewards system to make oral care smarter, cleaner, and more rewarding.
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