Founded
Sensory Bridges, January 2025. MMMmc LLC, June 2026.
Sensory Bridges · An Innovation Co.
Brooks Band™ is pre-release support technology built around a person's own baseline. A private vibration can offer a moment to pause or use a chosen support strategy. MirrorMatch™ is being developed to turn that context and personal preferences into clearer communication with families, educators and trusted care teams.
General wellness. Not a diagnosis or a medical device.
“With the Brooks Band, we're not just helping people speak. We are helping them be heard.”
Megan Cales · Founder & CEO
01 — The company
Sensory Bridges builds the Brooks Band. MMMmc: An Innovation Co. is the parent company — it holds the filed patents, copyrights and trademark and builds the software that runs on top of the band. Two entities, one mission.
“Nobody should be reduced to a 40-page file. We build tools that help people be understood on their own terms — especially when explaining what they need is difficult.”
Sensory Bridges, January 2025. MMMmc LLC, June 2026.
Built in the Southeast, for care that happens everywhere.
Patents, copyrights and trademark filed.
02 — The Brooks Band
Built on Samsung Galaxy hardware, the current watch prototype compares voice-level measurements to the wearer's own calibrated baseline and can give a private vibration. Context and recovery records are being refined to help people explore what support appears useful — not tell others what someone thinks or feels.
The person owns what the band produces. Not us, not a hospital, not an insurer.
03 — The founder
I'm a mom. I'm also neurodivergent, which means I spent a long time being the person in the room who couldn't explain what was wrong in a way anyone could use.
Brooks Band started at my kitchen table, with a child who couldn't explain what was hurting and a mother who could see it anyway. I built the thing I couldn't find — a way to show how a day actually went, in words the people around you can act on.
Everything since — the studies, the filings, the pilots — came out of that. I'm still the one answering the email.
Megan Cales · Founder & CEO, Sensory Bridges and MMMmc: An Innovation Co.
More about Megan04 — The problem
30 minutes
is often all a clinician or teacher gets to decide what someone needs.
7.4M
Americans 65+ live with Alzheimer's dementia, and 2M live with aphasia.
1 in 5
therapy clients drop out early, often before the fit is right.
1 in 2
U.S. adults report feeling lonely.
The deepest hurt families describe is being misread — reduced to codes and a 40-page file.
Figures from published U.S. data. Sources on request.
05 — How it works
A pre-release watch build on Samsung Galaxy hardware compares selected measurements to the wearer's own baseline and can offer a discreet vibration. Routine records use derived measurements, not conversation transcripts; some wearer-verification processing may use the cloud.
A developing 'How to Support Me' experience: how you communicate, what helps, and what can feel overwhelming. Personalized profiles and authorized summaries are being refined with the person at the center.
Motivation is built in to the design: chosen routines, rewards and visual progress that celebrate effort, confidence and growing independence. These connected experiences are being developed — not punitive scores or rankings of people.
Same baseline, three layers. That is the whole company.
06 — Who it's for
Explore context and recovery patterns between sessions alongside professional observations — a starting point for discussing what may help.
A longer view than a single visit — shared only when the person chooses to share it.
Private cues and personalized 'How to Support Me' information, designed to support student dignity and communication.
Words for what you already sense, and a way to hand it to the next person.
Your baseline, your words, your call on who sees what.
A development and validation pathway for baseline context alongside professional review — not a safety score, custody recommendation or court-validated product.
07 — Where we are
Built on Samsung Galaxy hardware, with individualized baseline measurement and private cueing. Active development and testing; not generally available for public purchase.
Patents, copyrights and trademark filed.
The Nashville Entrepreneur Center's Project Healthcare and regional press.
Approved pilot opportunities are scoped with schools, therapy practices and families before use. Features and timing depend on readiness.
MirrorMatch, reporting and the playform are being developed and refined. Future hardware remains a separate development step; final features and timing may change.
08 — Three ways in
Schools, therapy practices, clinics and home-health agencies interested in exploring the pre-release watch build. Devices, setup, training and scope are agreed before use. Your setting and feedback help shape the work.
Apply to pilotFamilies, caregivers and neurodivergent adults who want MirrorMatch first. Your feedback shapes it.
Join the waitlistAn hour of your time, a few times a year. Look at what we're building and tell us where it's wrong.
Advise us09 — Privacy
General wellness, not a diagnosis or a medical device. Care decisions stay with clinicians.
10 — FAQ
A 20-minute call, an honest look at where we are, and a straight answer about whether this fits your setting.