The ring that keeps counting
Steps and heart rate around the clock — and every step the ring counts is worth double toward your avatar.
Steps and heart rate around the clock — and every step the ring counts is worth double toward your avatar.
The app comes first, then the first drop, then this. We would rather show you what we are building than pretend it is finished.
Including the ones you take without thinking about it — the stairs, the walk to the shops, pacing on the phone.
Around the clock, on a finger, without a screen glowing at you while you sleep.
Every step the ring counts is worth twice as much as a step your phone counts. That is the whole superpower.
A watch asks for attention. It buzzes, it lights up, it wants to be looked at. A ring just sits there and counts — through the working day, through the night, through the part of your life that no fitness app usually sees.
No screen. Nothing to swipe. Nothing to charge every evening on your wrist.
Your phone is enough to play. The ring simply catches the part of your day the phone misses — the hours it spends on a desk, in a bag, on the kitchen counter.
No. Your phone is enough, and it always will be. The ring counts more of your day and earns double, but nothing in the app is locked behind it.
After the app and the first drop. We are not putting a date on it before we can keep it — the waitlist hears first.
Not decided. When it is, you will read it here rather than guess.
No. The ring counts, the app turns what it counts into your character. They belong together.
One list for the app and the ring. We write when there is something to say, and not before.