The easiest way to improve your entire family’s health
The ONLY Health Ring backed by 48 doctors
One ring for each person. One app for the whole family. See everyone's sleep, heart rate, stress, and steps in one place, 24 hours a day, whether they're down the hall or on the other side of the country.
Open the app and every person has their own card. See who slept well, whose stress is climbing, and who's been out walking all day. You're in California and your parents are in New York? It doesn't matter. You can check in on everyone, wherever they are.
Every family member gets a lane on the leaderboard, and everyone races toward the same goal. Compete on steps, sleep, heart rate, and more. Don't be surprised when Grandpa starts walking twelve thousand steps a day just to beat you. Your family group chat has never been this busy.
Many people never notice their stress climbing until they see it on the ring, like the same afternoon spike every day when meetings pile up. When it starts rising, take a ten-minute walk. The next morning, your HRV shows how well you recovered. Small changes, seen day after day, add up.
Your dad always says he's fine so you won't worry. Now you don't have to take his word for it. See how he slept and how his heart is doing, even from thousands of miles away.
You worry about your mom in the middle of the night, but you don't want to wake her every time. Check the app instead.
Long shifts, late nights, early mornings, and never a complaint. With matching rings, you can see when their sleep is slipping or their stress is climbing, and step in to take something off their plate.
Your son just left for college. Is he sleeping? Is he stressed about exams and not telling you? He gets his independence, you don't have to call ten times a day.
Your parents, your kids, your partner. Instead of wondering how each of them is doing, you can see everyone in one place.
Yes. As long as they’re wearing their ring and connected to the family app, you can see how they’re doing from anywhere.
See who's getting the rest they need, and who needs an earlier night.
Keep an eye on Grandpa's heart rate and recovery, even from across town.
Check in on everyone's blood oxygen through the night.
Notice when stress is building, so you can be there before it gets to be too much.
Temperature trends help you spot when someone's off their normal, so they can rest up sooner.
Keep everyone moving, together.
