Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal has opened early access for Temple, a new wearable focused on physical and cognitive health. He said the first 100 units are ready to ship and that the company is inviting a limited group of users to apply.
The early access programme is being restricted to a curated cohort that includes athletes, scientists, founders, doctors, creators and others who care deeply about their physical and cognitive health. Applicants are being asked to share personal details, social media profiles and expectations from the product.
Temple is being positioned as a wearable designed to go beyond conventional fitness trackers and is intended to be worn on the temple region of the head. The company says the placement may help capture biological signals more accurately, though those claims have not been independently verified.
Key details such as pricing, technical specifications and a wider availability timeline have not yet been disclosed.
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