Two strokes. One moment of intention.
Swipe it on your belly, two to three times a day. That’s the whole ritual.*
Apply to your belly
The upper abdomen — your main zone.
One gentle swipe
A thin layer is all you need.
2–3 times a day
Morning, midday, evening. That’s it.
Avoid contact with eyes and lips. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Start with the belly
The upper abdomen is the main zone — the easiest place to feel Qufit’s gentle sensory signal all day. The base of the neck and behind the ears work well too.
Upper Abdomen
The main zone — calm and intentional
Base of Neck
Subtle and present all day
Behind the Ears
Discreet and close to the senses
Upper Abdomen
The main zone — calm and intentional
Base of Neck
Subtle and present all day
Behind the Ears
Discreet and close to the senses
How the practice unfolds
Qufit isn’t a fix. It’s a practice that compounds. Here’s how the ritual settles in.
Your new daily anchor
One gentle swipe on your chosen zone, 2–3 times a day
No tracking, no counting, no willpower required
Your first conscious pause
Most testers say this is the first “wait — am I actually hungry?” moment
Reaching for a snack starts to feel like a choice, not autopilot
The evening reach loosens its grip
Members say the 3pm and after-dinner pull loses some of its hold
Applying it becomes a fixed, grounding point in the day
Eating feels like yours again
The ritual is just part of your day — not a thing you do on top of it
An anchor for the eating life you already chose
*Phases above describe what early-access testers (n=5–6) report. Individual experiences vary. Consistency is key — the signal strengthens with daily use.
From your skin to your choices
What happens after you apply — in three quiet steps.
Apply
One gentle swipe on clean skin. The material creates a micro-tactile pattern — a subtle, continuous signal your nervous system starts processing immediately.
Mechanoreceptors: Meissner, Pacinian, Merkel, RuffiniSignal
That signal reaches your brain within milliseconds — using the fastest sensory pathway in your body, into the areas that connect physical feelings with everyday decisions.
A‑beta fibres → Dorsal columns → VPL thalamus → S1/S2 cortexAnchor
Your brain links what you feel on your skin with your eating intention — one connected state. When a craving hits, the signal is still there, quietly re‑activating the decision you already made.*
Insula + PPC + Prefrontal Network → Intention contextFig. 2 — Somatosensory pathway: skin to prefrontal cortex
Two strokes. One moment of intention.
No tracking, no supplements, no heroic effort — just a quiet daily ritual that’s yours.
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