Happy Ring is the first wearable designed for your mind. Discover how real-time tracking of your stress, mood, and sleep can change your life. Connect the dots between your mental and physical health, with personalized insights and exercises.
The first wearable for your mind
Happy Ring is the first wearable designed for your mind. Discover how real-time tracking of your stress, mood, and sleep can change your life. Connect the dots between your mental and physical health, with personalized insights and exercises.
Congrats on the launch! While it is sad that our world these days needs products like this, it's clear that this is something that has the potential to help many people around the world and I truly wish you guys great success!
This is awesome to hear because we all could use less stress in our lives, but so few companies/people are trying to help reduce the stress we experience daily. Congrats on launching! @seanrad
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 this remarkable product could actually measure up to your mental health status then I'd reckon that this is going to be the biggest achievement in human psychological factor in this century! Imagine having your loved ones who able to reach out and understand you better by looking at those results and help you out when you most needed !! If you read suicidal cases, mostly are because their loved ones or anyone who care them unable to interpret what was the mood or mental state when the person
It's really good to see more focus on mental health and this is a great step forward! I just really wish there was an Android app too, because most people in countries other than the US don't have an iPhone I was going to reserve it when I saw it's iOS only... Really sad for that part... 😕
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