Happy Ring

The first wearable designed for your mind

279 followers

The first wearable designed for your mind

279 followers

Happy Ring is the first wearable designed to measure stress and mood 24/7. Sensor-driven insights & exercises to help you see what works for you, constantly guiding you on your journey towards greater self-care.

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Launch tags:Wearables•Biohacking•Tech

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Wellory

This is incredible and has been so missing from the market. Just joined the waitlist -- can't wait to try it!

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4yr ago

Happy Ring

Maker

@ebhochman Hi Emily! Abby here, Head of Growth at Happy Ring 👋. We are so thrilled that you share our excitement. If you have any questions as you start your journey, please don't hesitate to let us know.

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4yr ago

@ebhochman Agree. It looks incredible. I realize what it must cost to produce it and run the service but $300/yr will make it unattainable for a lot of people. I personally would love to try it but have too many subscriptions as it is (Oura, Whoop, Eight Sleep, Fitbit, AppleOne+ - all for different purposes). ETA: It was too compelling so I went ahead and reserved one. 🤣

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4yr ago

Happy Ring

Maker

Hi @scottwwilliams - we cant wait for you to get your hands on it! Thanks for being an early supporter!

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4yr ago

It unfortunately all too clear that the world needs a product like this. Too many people are walking around feeling stressed, anxious and totally burnt out. And many of them are kids with their entire life in front of them. To be able to see the things in our lives that cause those bad feelings and to be able to see how our friends, family, community and earth is feeling...well that is a giant leap to healing our planet. Well done, @seanrad and the rest of the Happy Team! Great day for all.

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4yr ago

Happy Ring

Maker

hi @leo_livshetz! At Happy Ring, we are committed to transforming mental health the way other wearables have redefined physical health. Together, with your support, we hope to remind users that life is measured in more than just steps and minutes. Thank you for being an early supporter!

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4yr ago

Adaptiv Me

Hey guys. Great product design. Congratulations! But I am wondering how it is a good idea to socially share personal mood data (even within closed groups) and also how does this work out in terms of data security and personal health data monitoring. I wasn't able to spot anything on the website around the security or privacy aspects of the device and the platform. How "hackable" or not, is the device? What if someone uses this monitor trends in my mood and predict or influence my behaviour? What if someone is able to use the information to co-relate incidents that increase stress and then create those incidents purposefully to cause stress for nefarious purposes? While the tech and design looks great, and I am sure there would be many takers, I am curious (and concerned) how you guys are handling all of this. Cheers!

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4yr ago

Raycast

Is there a plan for a data platform or connection to third party apps (Peloton, Apple Fitness, etc)? I noticed integration with Apple Health, but anything else to watch for?

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4yr ago

Looks amazing! But sadly, it's another thing we won't be able to get in the UK 😢 Any plans for UK delivery in the future @seanrad ?

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4yr ago

MindF***

Cool product. The subscription model looks like a strong competitor to Oura. Expecting more activity in this space. .

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4yr ago

Happy Ring

Maker

@edmundamoye Hi Edmund! Abby here, Head of Growth at Happy Ring 👋. I may be biased, but we agree.. it is a cool product indeed! Excited for you to try it out.

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4yr ago

Wow, a mood ring with technology monitoring, my only concern is about whether the data collected is only for the user or is the company using that data as a means to promote business advertising—in other words will they sell that information, especially since they have your personal information too. I can see that it will help self-monitor for the individuals who can learn to effectively deal with triggers that affect their moods, especially if they don’t like using a drug program to regulate their mood swings, but then they also should be in an ongoing therapy program for it to be consistent and helpful. For myself I am more interested in monitoring what triggers my body’s ability to function at it’s best to keep my body working correctly—I.e. stress triggers that cause inflammation which occur on the subconscious level and overtime cause body reactions. Good luck with this

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4yr ago

Happy Ring

Maker

@rosewikafox Hi Maria, Abby here, Head of Growth at Happy Ring 👋. Happy understands when it comes to our customer’s information, we’re talking about something incredibly private and personal. We take this very seriously and though not a medical device, we voluntarily follow HIPAA, NIST, COPPA, GDPR, and CCPA guidelines for best practices on security, end-to-end data encryption, authenticated device pairing, data segmentation and purging, and more.

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4yr ago

@happyring Says every small company until they have shareholders investors. Remember that in the long range planning, looking forward to seeing this on the market. Good luck

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4yr ago

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