Ever find yourself without the right tool for a task? Maybe you need to remove a stone from a horse’s hoof, or – more likely – just open a bottle. Keyport can help.
It’s a multitool, but it’s different from others because it’s modular. That means
It comes in two versions. The Keyport Slide 3.0 and Keyport Pivot 1.0. Both are made of aircraft-grade aluminium, and both have a lanyard attachment. As the name suggests, modules for the Slide slide out of the end like some USB sticks. It comes in four- or six-port varieties. Modules for the Keyport Pivot, meanwhile, flip out like on a traditional multitool. The Pivot is the cheaper of the two.
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Modules include a torch, key holder, Bluetooth locator so you never lose your keys, phone charger, garage door remote, knife, NFC chip for mobile payments, pen, and a remote control for your home alarm.
It’s almost hit its $100,000 funding goal and still has 27 days to go. You can pick up the Pivot for $16 (£11) or the Slide for $23 (£16) on an early bird. If successful – and it looks like it will be – it will ship in July.
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