Since 2011, the biohacking market has experienced rapid expansion. This increase is being propelled mainly by rising consumer interest and product/service availability related to biohacking; its appeal for convenience as well as potential health benefits are driving this surge. According to Market.us projections, biohacking will experience a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.5% until 2032.

This market segment encompasses multiple key players in terms of those offering biohacking tools and services as well as those using them for various applications. Notably, major countries that participate in biohacking practices such as China and America play central roles within this global landscape of products and practices related to biohacking.

In this blog, we identify some of the key and prominent vendors in the market.

Key vendors

Apple

Apple is one of the leading technology companies, renowned for producing innovative products like iPhones, iPads, Mac computers, and Apple Watches. Recently they have shown increasing interest in biohacking through products designed to track health improvements while simultaneously improving user well-being.

Apple Watch also provides various features designed to promote user health and well-being, such as a Heart Rate Monitoring app (which alerts them if their heartbeat fluctuates too far); a Sleep app that tracks sleeping patterns; Mindfulness app that reduces stress while increasing focus.

THE ODIN

THE ODIN is a company offering DIY biohacking kits and supplies, founded in 2012 by Josiah Zayner – an artist-biohacker-activist. Zayner wanted to make biohacking accessible and more cost-effective for everyone.

THE ODIN offers products and services used by researchers, students, biohackers, and entrepreneurs from varying fields – researchers themselves as well as students of biology or anyone interested in using its power to create innovative new products or solve real-world issues. Their mission is to democratize biohacking so anyone can harness its capabilities for creative use – researchers as well as students can use this platform.

HVMN

HVMN, founded by Geoffrey Woo and Michael Brandt – two former Stanford students – in 2014 – offers nutritional supplements and biohacking products.

HVMN’s signature product, Ketone-IQ is an exogenous ketone drink designed to improve cognitive function, physical performance, and overall well-being. Ketones provide alternative sources of energy when glucose becomes unavailable for the brain and body. HVMN claims Ketone-IQ can aid these activities.

Thync

Thync is a company that develops wearable devices that use neurostimulation technology to improve mood, focus, and sleep. Their flagship device, Thync One, attaches securely to the forehead using electrical currents that stimulate the vagus nerve.

Thync claims that stimulating the vagus nerve can improve mood, focus, and sleep by sending signals directly to the brain that encourage relaxation and well-being.

Moodmetric

Moodmetric is a wearable device manufacturer specializing in measuring stress levels through wearable devices like its flagship product: the Moodmetric Smart Ring. EDA measures skin conductivity changes that correlate to changes in stress levels; EDA provides one method for tracking these fluctuations.

Moodmetric Smart Ring sends data directly to a mobile app where users can monitor stress levels over time, spot patterns and trends and receive tailored advice on managing anxiety. Furthermore, users receive customized tips on managing their stress through personalized tips for dealing with it more effectively.

TrackMyStack

TrackMyStack is an intuitive web and mobile application designed to allow users to track their supplement intake, mood changes and other health metrics in one convenient place. Furthermore, this tool offers personalized insights and recommendations based on users’ data.

TrackMyStack is an increasingly popular biohacker app used to utilize data for optimal health and performance optimization, while professional athletes and teams also utilize this service.

Fitbit

Fitbit is a company known for producing wearable devices to track health and fitness, such as fitness trackers and smartwatches designed to measure step counts per day or heart rates recorded while sleeping – metrics that impact our well-being. Their products encompass fitness trackers, smartwatches, and wearable devices capable of tracking such factors as steps taken daily, heart rates recorded while sleeping or any other measures that contribute towards our total well-being.

Fitbit products have quickly become the go-to products among individuals of all ages and fitness levels, providing users with tools they can use to shed unwanted weight, increase fitness levels, or simply monitor activity levels more closely. Healthcare providers use Fitbit products in treating obese, diabetes, or cardiovascular disease patients in order to help effectively manage chronic diseases more efficiently.