North Las Vegas, Nev. – – September 25, 2026 -- Wriggle Box LLC has launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for Wriggleworm, a full-body sensory regulation play structure aimed at autistic individuals, neurodivergent children and sensory seekers.
Wriggleworm delivers full-body pressure input paired with physical movement
The structure is engineered to mimic the sensation of digging through earth, delivering mild-to-moderate or deep, even pressure across the entire body as users move through it. Unlike single-point sensory tools such as squeeze devices or compression tubes, Wriggleworm combines tactile and proprioceptive feedback with active gross motor exertion.
Company targets homes, therapy clinics and classrooms as end markets
Wriggle Box LLC states the product was developed with input from the neurodivergent community and is intended to address unmet sensory needs in three settings: private homes, occupational therapy clinics, and school classrooms. The Indiegogo campaign is offering early-bird pricing and exclusive rewards to backers to fund the first production run.
Founder frames product as dual-action alternative to single-function sensory tools
"Sensory regulation is essential for wellbeing, yet many existing tools only engage one part of the body or lack the dynamic movement required to achieve true calm," said Adrian Krosnick, Founder of Wriggle Box LLC. He said Wriggleworm turns deep-pressure sensory therapy into a full-body experience intended to help users self-regulate independently.
The company positions the product for use by individuals with ADHD, sensory processing differences, and occupational therapy professionals, alongside the broader autistic and neurodivergent community.