the worlds first Mindfulness Ring.

“I was kicking a football around with my son, having a great time, and then my mind started to wander. The ring pulsed, sent a reminder to bring me back into the present moment, and I returned to really being there with him.”

"Twice an hour, every hour, a little pulse on my finger. Three deep breaths, relax the shoulders. It keeps me grounded throughout the day."

"I work as a COO and I’ve tried every focus tool out there. Forest, Pomodoro timers, noise-cancelling headphones.Pulse is the first one that actually works for me. I start a Focus session, put my phone away, and every so often I feel a small pulse on my finger. It’s like a quiet tap on the shoulder bringing me back to what I’m doing.

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In the first week I noticed I stopped reaching for my phone during deep work. The ring was giving my nervous system the small check-in it was looking for.

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Getting more done in less time, less wired at the end of the day."

I call it my little friend! Pulse has been genuinely life-changing mostly on my daily corporate job. When the ring pulses I immediately feel my energy soften: I close my eyes, stress reduces, shoulders drop. I immediately notice the difference on the days I forget to wear my ring to work.

"So there’s a kid book call “Be More Cat” by Seb Davey.  Essentially there’s a line “Be more cat and watch the world go by. Stop and go with the slow!” “Stop and go with the slow” is why I use this pulse ring. With technology, stressors to deal with, responsibilities, and future worries, there’s so many things that can take me out of the moment and move on to the next thing. I enjoy the gentle reminder to be present with the Pulse Ring. To be grounded and intentional. To take a breath and slow down. Then express gratitude in the moment."

“Pulse brings me back into the moment - whether that’s when I’m with a patient as a First Responder, or when I’m at home and need to ground myself. The mindful hourly reminder ensures I take a step back, take a longer breath than I normally would, and help me refocus on what’s important.”

“When I first learned about the Pulse Ring, I was immediately obsessed with the idea. After only a few days of wearing it, I can already say it feels like the missing puzzle piece in my personal development journey.

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It is so simple, and so effective. A ring that gently vibrates to remind me to pause, breathe, and return to the present moment, without tracking me or pulling me into another app.”

“This ring vibrates discreetly. It brings you back to presence when it pulses...and slowly you start building a bigger level of awareness of when you drift away from the here and now.”

“When my ring pulses twice, I stop whatever I'm doing and take a deep breath and just notice whatever is going on around me. Just a tiny mental-health snack for me 😊”

I work in a busy clinic, so my days move fast. Pulse has been a beautiful gift. That small vibration is a gentle nudge to come back to my body and back to the present moment, to slow myself down and take a breath while I stay fully present with the people in front of me. It's been an insightful reminder, and it's helped me in subtle and not-so-subtle ways. I'm still exploring the meditations too, so there's more to discover, and I'm looking forward to it.

“Initially, my family and friends did not understand why I would want a ring that simply vibrates a few times every hour. While it may seem that the Pulse Ring is only for people who understand personal development or who have an interest in mindfulness, what I love about it is that it can be for everyone! Our modern world makes it too easy to get distracted, and while not everyone is looking to increase their productivity, we all deserve to be in control of our time. The Pulse Ring is like one of the many magic rings in global mythology, giving you a real superpower. Daily joy is totally a superpower in my opinion, anyway."

“When I first learned about the Pulse Ring, I was immediately obsessed with the idea. After only a few days of wearing it, I can already say it feels like the missing puzzle piece in my personal development journey.