Effortless Guidance for Using Your SmartTract Device
SmartTract Go is a refined portable suction system designed to combine precise control with a polished on-device experience.
Its full-color display, Bluetooth connectivity, and SmartTract mobile app bring together guided automatic routines, responsive manual control, and a broad library of supported exercise types.
What's in the Box
Device Only
- SmartTract Go device
- 20-inch silicone tube
- 12V / 2A charging adapter
- Quick-start guide
Bundle
Everything in Device Only, plus
- 40-inch silicone tube
- Cylinder (size of your choice)
- SmartTract Glide lubricant
- Comfort pad
- Travel / storage case
Device Layout
Display
Explore the comprehensive button layout and functionality guide for your SmartTract device. Learn how each control enhances your wellness experience.
Button
Play / Pause
Press
Single
Function
Start, pause, or resume a workout (state-dependent)
Button
Next
Press
Single
Function
Skip to next exercise in a routine
Button
Previous
Press
Single
Function
Go back to previous exercise in a routine
Button
Pressure Up
Press
Single
Function
Increase suction pressure; navigate up in menus
Button
Pressure Down
Press
Single
Function
Decrease suction pressure; navigate down in menus
Button
Connect
Press
Single
Function
Initiate Bluetooth pairing with the mobile app
Button
Power
Press
Brief press during workoutHold (≥2s)
Function
Stop workout Power off (deep sleep)
Button
Hard Reset
Press
Press
Function
Immediately reset the whole unit
Device is connected to the SmartTract mobile app
Workout history sync is in progress
Current battery level with percentage
Getting Started
Product Overview
Quick Install
Step 1
Attach the silicone ring to the open end of the cylinder.
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Step 8
Select your Routine and press Play /Pause to start or pause the routine. Press Stop to end the routine.
Connect with phone
Workout Routines
Choose from predefined routines or create your own in the mobile app, then download them to your device.
Automatic workout routines
Control and customize your workout routines using the mobile app or directly on the device.
Manual workout routines
Control and customize your workout routines using the mobile app or directly on the device.
Choose from predefined routines or create your own in the mobile app, then download them to your device.
Automatic workout routines
Control and customize your workout routines using the mobile app or directly on the device.
Manual workout routines
Control and customize your workout routines using the mobile app or directly on the device.
Use your Mobile app
Strive for Progress
Emergency Release
Electronic Emergency Release
Quickly press Stop and release pressure instantly if you feel any discomfort or in case of emergency.
Manual Emergency Release
You can also manually release pressure by pulling the cable out from the device in an emergency.
Home Screen &
Automatic Workouts
Automatic workouts deliver a guided experience with app-prepared routines, structured timing, and predefined pressure targets for each phase.
Suction Mode controls how aggressively the pump motor builds vacuum and the maximum pressure a pump exercise is allowed to reach. In automatic workouts, supported pump exercises can carry their own Suction Mode from the routine created in the SmartTract mobile app, so different pump exercises in the same routine may use different suction settings.
Starting an Automatic Workout
Suction Mode in Automatic Workouts
When a routine is created in the SmartTract mobile app, each supported pump exercise can include its own Suction Mode. SmartTract Go uses that saved setting during the workout and shows the current Suction Mode on screen when that exercise supports it.
Supported Exercise Types
| Menu | Description |
|---|---|
| Static Pump | Standard continuous suction cycling between two pressure levels |
| Pulsating Pump | Reactive pulsing - motor oscillates to create rhythmic pressure waves |
| Rapid Interval | Fast full pump-up / full release cycles within the vacuum phase |
| Adv Rapid Interval | Multi-level cycling between high and low pressure with configurable hold times |
Workout Status Display
Pump Modes In Detail
All pump exercises alternate between a Vacuum phase (suction active) and a Release phase (pressure reduced). Each routine configures the duration and target pressure individually for each phase. For example, the Vacuum phase can be set to 8 inHg while the Release phase is set to 2 inHg. Setting the Release phase above 1 inHg can help hold the cylinder in place and support hands-free operation. The key difference is how the device behaves during the Vacuum phase.
Static Pump
The motor pumps continuously until the target pressure is reached, then holds steady for the configured Vacuum Time. The device actively maintains pressure within a tight band - if pressure drops, the motor restarts; if it overshoots, a small release corrects it. When Vacuum Time expires, the solenoid valve opens and pressure drops to the Release level for the Release Time.
What you feel: Steady, constant suction that ramps up, holds, drops, and repeats.
Pulsating Pump
Instead of maintaining a steady hold, Pulsating Pump gently varies pressure around the Vacuum target to create a more dynamic sensation throughout the Vacuum phase. This produces a rhythmic pulsing feel while still following the programmed Vacuum and Release phases.
What you feel: A smooth, wave-like pulsation around the selected target rather than a flat, constant hold.
Rapid Interval Pump
During the Vacuum phase, Rapid Interval creates a fast repeating pulse pattern rather than a steady hold. Pressure rises and eases in quick succession, giving the workout a more energetic rhythm before returning to the programmed Release phase.
What you feel: A smooth, wave-like pulsation around the selected target rather than a flat, constant hold.
Advanced Rapid Interval Pump
ARIP delivers a more layered pulsing experience by moving through a multi-stage pressure pattern during the Vacuum phase. Instead of staying at one level, it transitions between a stronger feel and a lighter feel before repeating the sequence and then moving into the programmed Release phase.
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Build - Pressure rises toward the stronger level
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Upper Hold - The stronger level is maintained briefly
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Ease Down - Pressure transitions toward a lighter level
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Lower Hold - The lighter level is maintained before the cycle repeats
What you feel: A smooth, wave-like pulsation around the selected target rather than a flat, constant hold.
Manual Workouts
Manual workouts provide direct, fine-grained control over pressure and pacing, with the flexibility to move between supported pump modes as needed.
Starting a Manual Workout
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From the home screen, select Manual Workout.
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Choose a mode: Static Pump, Pulsating Pump, or Rapid Interval.
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Press Play / Pause to open the Pressure Setup screen.
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Use Pressure UP (+) and Pressure DOWN (-) to set your desired target pressure (0.5 inHg increments).
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Press Play / Pause to start the workout.
Workout Controls
These core controls remain consistent across both automatic and manual sessions.
| Action | Button |
|---|---|
| Start | Press Play / Pause |
| Pause | Press Play / Pause during a running workout |
| Resume | Press Play / Pause while paused |
| Stop Workout | Press Power brief press during workout |
| Increase Pressure | Press Pressure UP (+) (Pump exercises only) |
| Decrease Pressure | Press Pressure Down (-) (Pump exercises only) |
| Next Exercise | Press Next > (Automatic - skips to next exercise) |
| Previous Exercise | Previous < (Automatic - returns to previous exercise) |
Settings
From the home screen, open Settings to tailor suction behavior, units, display response, information screens, and device data options. Use Pressure UP (+) and Pressure DOWN (-) to move through options, then press Play / Pause to confirm a selection.
Suction Mode
Sets the pump intensity for pump workouts. Suction Mode affects how aggressively the motor builds vacuum and also applies a matching pressure cap. Manual workouts use the on-device setting, while automatic routines can apply app-defined Suction Modes for supported pump exercises.
Tip: The max pressure for Starter and Medium modes can be customized via the mobile app.
| Mode | Default Max | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Start | 8.0 inHg | Gentler vacuum response with a lower pressure cap |
| Medium | 12.0 inHg | Stronger vacuum response with a higher pressure cap |
| Full | 17.0 inHg | Most aggressive vacuum response with the highest available pressure cap |
Pressure Unit
Displays the current pressure measurement unit.
Metric / Imperial
Toggles weight display between kilograms (kg) and pounds (lbs).
| Unit | Abbreviation |
|---|---|
| Inches of Mercury | inHg |
| kilopascals | kPa |
| Centimeters of Mercury | cmHg |
| Millimeters of Mercury | mmHg |
Screen Timeout
Note: During an active workout, the inactivity timeout extends to 10 minutes.
| Option |
|---|
| 3 Min (Default) |
| 5 Min |
| 10 Min |
| 30 Min |
Display Brightness
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| Low | Dim display |
| Medium | Default (recommended) |
| High | Bright display |
| Very High | Maximum brightness |
Information Screens
Turn pre-workout safety and guidance screens on or off. Keeping them enabled is recommended for the best guided experience.
Delete Routine Logs
Clears stored workout history logs from the device. This option does not erase saved custom routines. If no logs are stored, the device shows a No Logs to delete message.
Factory Reset
Erases bonded-device data, registered app data, stored custom workouts, workout history, and device time, then restarts the device. Selecting this option shows a warning first; press Play / Pause again to continue or Previous < to cancel. This is different from the physical Hard Reset button, which restarts the device without serving as a settings-based data wipe.
History Sync
Workout history is stored on the device and can be synced to the mobile app for a fuller view of your session history.
Note:
Workout history is stored on the device and can be synced to the mobile app for a fuller view of your session history.
Note:
Syncing workout history requires a Bluetooth connection between the device and the mobile app.
How to Sync
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Open the SmartTract app on your mobile device.
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Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your phone.
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Navigate to the History section in the app.
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Tap Sync to transfer your workout data.
Battery & Charging
Workout history is stored on the device and can be synced to the mobile app for a fuller view of your session history.
Charging
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Connect the 12V / 2A charging adapter.
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The screen displays the SmartTract logo with a charging animation and battery percentage.
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When fully charged, the display shows 100%.
Firmware Updates
Firmware updates are delivered wirelessly through the SmartTract mobile app, helping your device stay current with the latest improvements.
Restart after update: Some devices do not restart automatically after the update completes. This does not mean the update failed. Wait 2 minutes, then press the Hard Reset button to reboot manually.
If an update fails: The device restores the previous firmware. If it does not reboot on its own, wait 2 minutes and press the Hard Reset button, then try the update again from the app.
| Stage | Display |
|---|---|
| Downloading | 'Receiving software …' |
| Installing | 'Flashing …' |
| Verifying | 'Verifying …' |
| Failed | 'Software update Failed !!! , Rebooting …' |
How to Update
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Ensure the device has sufficient battery (>20% recommended).
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Connect to the SmartTract mobile app via Bluetooth.
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The app notifies you if an update is available. Tap Update.
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The device switches to the update screen.
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After a successful update, the device should reboot and start the new firmware.
Safety Information
Disclaimer
Use only as directed in the accompanying instructions. Discontinue use immediately if pain, discomfort, or any adverse reaction occurs. Individuals with pre-existing medical conditions should consult a licensed healthcare provider prior to use. This product is not classified as a medical device under FDA regulations and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Not intended for continuous or repeated use within short intervals.
Pressure Limits
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The device enforces maximum pressure limits based on your suction mode.
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Starter mode caps at 8.0 inHg by default - ideal for new users.
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Medium mode caps at 12.0 inHg by default.
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Never exceed comfortable pressure levels. Stop immediately if you experience discomfort.
If this occurs, unplug the charger (if connected), let the device cool down, and restart.
| Condition | Threshold | Action |
|---|---|---|
| During charging | 80°C | 20-second countdown, then automatic shutdown |
| During operation | 57°C | 20-second countdown, then automatic shutdown |
Battery Safety
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Use only the included 12V / 2A charging adapter.
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Do not expose the device to extreme heat, water, or direct sunlight for extended periods.
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If the device does not charge or behaves unexpectedly, disconnect immediately and contact support.
