Comeback card

PlayPulse

Registration cancelled per USPTO on Jan 2, 2026

Status may change

Comeback idea

A fitness game app that turns home workouts into playful challenges, with a built-in leaderboard for friends.

The write-up

PlayPulse packs a whole workout into two words and a little rhythm, and it's ready for a second act. Interactive exercise games that sync with the gear people already own make staying active feel like play, which fits right now as home fitness keeps growing. The name is up for a fresh start, so here's how you'd relaunch it: a companion app that pairs exercise bikes and rowers with game modes.

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Registration cancelled per USPTO on Jan 2, 2026; check that the name isn't still in use (common-law rights) before you build; not legal advice.

The USPTO record

USPTO status
Registration cancelled per USPTO on Jan 2, 2026 · code 709 (Cancelled, Section 71)
Registration date
Jun 18, 2019
Filing date
Nov 6, 2017
Registration no.
5777987
Serial no.
79231019
Goods & services
Computer game software and video game software operated via controllers connected with or integrated into physical exercise equipment for use by people in a physical exercise setting; computer software platforms for computer games, video games and digital entertainment content operated via controllers connected with or integrated into physical exercise equipment for use by people in a physical exe
Owner as listed with the USPTO
  • NetEasy Youdao (Hangzhou) Smart Technology Co., Ltd.
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FAQ

Is the PlayPulse name free to use?

We can't tell you that. A cancelled or expired registration does not mean a name is free; someone may still be using it (common-law rights). Verify the record in TSDR and consult a trademark attorney before you build.

When did the PLAYPULSE registration end?

Registration cancelled per USPTO on Jan 2, 2026. Status may change.

Can the registration come back?

Yes, it's possible. The USPTO can reinstate a registration, for example on a petition filed within 6 months, so always check the current status in TSDR.

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