If you’re of a certain age, you remember slap bracelets as a fad that stuck around a tad longer than Pogs. Concealed in some funky fabric was a piece of steel that wrapped around your wrist after you slapped it on. Outside of being a questionable style choice, slap bracelets did little. Wemo is the slap bracelet you won’t mind wearing, as it’s designed for note-taking and reminders. Imagine writing measurements down before getting on a ladder to do work, jotting down your grocery list to have in front of you while you shop, or relying on Wemo if you work in emergency services. Notes can be wiped off so you can reuse each Wemo bracelet numerous times. Different designs lend themselves to different purposes, as there’s one with a ruler on the side, one with a grid pattern, and many others.
Wemo Is a Slap Bracelet for Notes
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