Stop Fighting the Angle. Drive Every Screw One-Handed, No Matter Where It Sits.

A pivoting-head rechargeable screwdriver that reaches tight corners a straight driver can't, controls torque so you never strip a screw, and charges anywhere with USB-C.

Pivots to any angle with a locking 0°, 22.5°, or 45° head that reaches corners a straight screwdriver can't

3 torque settings disengage the drive automatically before you strip a screw or crack the material

USB-C charging powers up from any phone charger, power bank, or laptop — no dock to lose

28-piece bit set covers Phillips, flathead, Torx, hex and square, all in one case

How does the pivoting screwdriver work?

Lock the head at 0°, 22.5°, or 45°, pick a torque setting for the job, and pull the trigger. The clutch disengages on its own once the screw is fully driven, so it stops before it strips.

Will it work for furniture, electronics, and everyday repairs?

Yes — it's built for tile, grout lines, sealed hard floors, showers, tubs, patios and garage floors. Avoid the bristle side on unsealed hardwood or glass; use the squeegee side there instead.

Shipping and delivery

Orders are processed within 1–3 business days. After processing, most orders arrive within 7–20 business days, depending on which warehouse fulfils your item. We'll email tracking as soon as your order ships.

No more bending or kneeling Scrub and squeegee in one pass 360° head reaches every corner Adjustable for any height Safe on tile, grout, and sealed floors Compact, hangs for easy storage

From Wrestling a Straight Screwdriver to Done in Seconds

Half the screws worth fighting aren't hard because they're tight — they're hard because they're at an angle a straight driver can't reach without twisting your wrist or taking something apart just to get a clear shot.

This one pivots. Lock the head at 22.5° or 45°, line it up, and drive the screw in one motion — no repositioning, no wrist strain, no giving up and grabbing pliers.

Built for Furniture, Electronics, and Everything In Between

Flat-pack furniture, loose cabinet hinges, a screw on your glasses, a toy's battery door — most of what actually needs fixing around the house is small, not heavy-duty.

Three torque settings mean it stops before it strips, a USB-C port means it charges from whatever's already on your desk, and 28 bits mean the right one is always in the case.