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Doublepoint developed gesture-control technology that uses biometric signals and subtle hand movements to let people control devices through natural gestures, offered via products like WowMouse and the Touch SDK. The company was acquired by Oura and is integrating its gesture technology into future Oura products.
Also known as Doublepoint · Doublepoint Lab · Port 6 · Port 6 Oy
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Port 6, later renamed Doublepoint, is a Finnish company based in Espoo that develops AI-driven, biometrics-based interaction technology for augmented and virtual computing platforms. Its systems interpret biometric signals and subtle hand movements so that users can control devices through simple, natural gestures rather than conventional input hardware.
The company's products included WowMouse, WowPlay and WowMouse Presenter — consumer applications that turn a wearable into a gesture controller — and Touch SDK, a developer kit for connecting compatible wearable controllers to applications. A Unity distribution of Touch SDK was published under the package identifier io.port6.sdk via the OpenUPM registry, with source hosted under the doublepointlab GitHub organisation, targeting AR/VR and input-management use cases.
Doublepoint was acquired by Oura, which is integrating the gesture technology into future Oura products. Following the acquisition the standalone consumer apps and the Touch SDK were discontinued and removed from app stores and distribution channels, with backend-dependent features ceasing to operate and no further development or maintenance planned.
Founding story
The company was established in 2020 with the goal of building technology that uses biometric signals and subtle gestures to let people control devices with natural movements.
Business model
The company operated a B2B and SaaS-oriented software model, distributing a developer SDK for wearable gesture control alongside consumer applications that offered paid Pro features.
Consumer applications included paid Pro features purchasable by users; the Touch SDK was distributed to developers, including through the OpenUPM Unity registry.
Latest developments
Doublepoint announced its acquisition by Oura and the simultaneous discontinuation of WowMouse, WowPlay, WowMouse Presenter and Touch SDK, with the apps and SDK removed from distribution channels, service-related data to be deleted, refunds available for Pro purchases made after 1 January 2026, and engineering effort redirected to integrating gesture technology into future Oura products.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positioned in software services and VR-related interaction technology; its Unity SDK listing appears alongside other hand- and input-tracking packages such as Ultraleap Tracking.
The approach combines biometric signals with subtle hand movements to enable device control without dedicated handheld input hardware, aimed at making interaction feel intuitive in augmented and virtual computing environments.
Technology
The technology uses biometric signals captured from wearables together with subtle hand movements to recognise gestures for device control. The Touch SDK connects compatible wearable controllers to applications, including Unity applications over Bluetooth, and is categorised for AR/VR and input-management use. According to the company, the WowMouse, WowPlay, WowMouse Presenter and Touch SDK products did not store raw biometric data in the cloud.
Go-to-market
Developers building augmented and virtual reality or wearable-input applications, and consumers using wearables to control devices and presentations.
Geography
Headquartered in Espoo, Finland.
History
The company was founded in 2020 and operated as Port 6 Oy from Espoo, Finland, building biometrics-based interaction technology for augmented and virtual computing. It subsequently rebranded as Doublepoint, retaining the port6.io domain and the io.port6.sdk package namespace for its Touch SDK. The company was later acquired by Oura, after which it announced the discontinuation of its standalone products and a focus on integrating its gesture technology into Oura's future products.
Compiled by commissioned research from 6 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
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Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsFollowing the Oura acquisition, standalone support for WowMouse, WowPlay, WowMouse Presenter and the Touch SDK was discontinued; apps and the SDK were removed from app stores and distribution channels, backend-dependent features stopped functioning, and no further feature development, maintenance or OS-compatibility updates are planned. Users who purchased Pro features after 1 January 2026 may request refunds.
Doublepoint announced it had been acquired by Oura, with its gesture technology to be integrated into future Oura products.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 6
primary sources listed
- Port6port6.io · web
6 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Port6 do?
- Finnish developer of biometrics-based gesture control for wearables, acquired by Oura.
- Who founded Port6?
- Port6 was founded by Ohto.
- Who are Port6's investors?
- Port6's investors include Superhero Capital.