Deepest sleep of the night
92 minutes of deep sleep logged before 4am — the window where most physical repair happens.
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Heart rhythm with on-demand ECG, blood-pressure trends, four-stage sleep, recovery, stress and activity — read continuously and explained in plain language. No mandatory subscription.

Circular Ring 2 · Features
Heart rhythm with on-demand ECG, blood-pressure trends, four-stage sleep, recovery, stress and activity — read continuously and explained in plain language. No mandatory subscription — most of it is included with the ring, and a few Pro features are optional.
Everything on this page
Heart rate, HRV, breathing rate, blood oxygen, skin temperature, motion and ECG — read continuously.
What those seven become once the app has done the work on them.
Each one a whole feature area you can pin or hide, not a single chart.
Matched to what your data shows, not to a generic wellness script.
92 minutes of deep sleep logged before 4am — the window where most physical repair happens.
Twenty-two minutes before the alarm you set, the ring catches a light phase and wakes you there instead.
Overnight HRV and resting heart rate settle into one energy score before you are properly awake.
Fourteen days of morning readings in the same band. The trend is the point, not any single number.
Breathing rate up, HRV down. The app suggests a two-minute reset rather than a fourth coffee.
Distance, calories and active minutes accumulate through the day without anything being started.
Twenty minutes on the sofa is detected and staged like any other sleep, then added back to the day.
No button pressed. 8.4km logged with heart-rate zones and a recovery cost attached.
Given the run and the afternoon, tonight's target moves 25 minutes earlier.
Hold the ring, stay still, and it records a single-lead ECG. It looks for atrial fibrillation, the most common serious arrhythmia, and tells you what it found in a sentence — not a chart you have to decode.
A regular rhythm, evenly spaced, with nothing unusual in the trace.
A clinician-ready report, exported from the reading you just took.
Rhythm is watched continuously, day and night, without a measurement.
Woke you 22 minutes early, in a light stage inside your window.
A shorter night than usual, but a well-shaped one. Deep sleep landed above your baseline.
Sleep is not one thing, so the ring does not score it as one. It separates awake, light, deep and REM, tracks heart rate, blood oxygen and breathing rate while you are under, and turns the shape of the night into one honest number in the morning.
A good HRV for you is not a good HRV for anyone else. The ring builds your baseline over weeks, then reads each morning as a distance from it — which is what makes an early illness or a hard week visible days before it feels obvious.
Readiness is high today. Good day for a run, if you want one.
Built from your own last 14 nights, not a population average.
Every reading has sat inside the same band. The direction is the point.
A trend from the optical and ECG signal, not a clinical measurement.
The ring reads the pulse wave and the ECG signal at the same time, and a measurement takes less than a minute. You calibrate it against a cuff once a month, and it is built to show you a direction rather than to replace one.
A run, found on its own. No start button, no forgetting.
Weighed against the readiness you actually had this morning.
Zone 1
6 min
Zone 2
11 min
Zone 3
18 min
Zone 4
6 min
Activity intensity, steps, calories, active minutes, training zones and cardio points are all detected on their own. You can also start a session for precise tracking of a specific sport, then see it priced against the recovery you actually had.
Down from 3.6 to 2.1. The ring buzzes on each switch, so you can keep your eyes closed.
Continuous through the day, so a demanding morning is a curve you can act on. The app offers two minutes of paced breathing instead of a fourth coffee.
Temperature is 0.3°C above your follicular average — which is what the prediction reads.
Nightly skin temperature is what actually shifts across a cycle, so that is what the prediction is built on — phase, likely dates, and how each phase moves your sleep and energy.
A Circle is a whole area of the app — its own screens, charts, history and coaching. Every one is included with the ring, and you choose which sit on your home screen.
The night, and the morning after it.
The day, as it happens.
The part people buy a ring for.
Measure it, then do something about it.
Why the numbers moved.
Things a health ring is not supposed to do.
| Circular Ring 2 | Subscription smart rings | Fitness bands | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly subscription | None. Every feature included. | Required for full insights | Varies by brand |
| Feature areas in the app | 14+ Circles, all unlocked | Core metrics; deeper insight behind a plan | Steps, sleep and heart rate |
| AI coaching | Kira, included | Sometimes, with a plan | Rare |
| On-demand ECG | Yes, 40 seconds | Not on most rings | On some watches |
| Blood pressure trend | Yes, in testing | Rare | Rare |
| NFC payments | Yes | On some rings | On some bands |
| Four-stage sleep | Yes | Yes | Lower fidelity on the wrist |
| Worn on | Finger — closest arteries to the sensor | Finger | Wrist |
| Battery life | Up to 8 days | 3–8 days | 1–14 days |
Comparisons describe product categories, not named competitors.
I had been blaming my mornings on getting older. Two weeks of staging data and it turned out my deep sleep was fine and my bedtime was the problem.
Took a reading on a flight when my chest felt odd. Regular rhythm, forty seconds, and I stopped spiralling about it. Brought the PDF to my GP anyway.
Paying with my hand still feels like a party trick, but the part I actually love is leaving the house with nothing in my pockets.
I have owned three trackers and this is the first one that never asked me for money again after the box.
No mandatory subscription. ECG, blood-pressure trends, sleep staging, HRV, SpO₂, stress, activity, cycle tracking and the AI coach are all included with the ring, and a few Pro features are optional.
The ring carries an NFC chip, so it works at any contactless terminal — hold your hand near the reader as you would a card.
The ring tracks blood-pressure trends and is not a substitute for a calibrated cuff or a clinical measurement.
No. It is a single-lead reading designed to catch signs of atrial fibrillation and give you something concrete to bring to a clinician. It is not a diagnosis.
Kira is the coach inside the app. She reads your own data — not a population average — and turns it into a small number of recommendations you can act on: when to train, when to stop drinking coffee, when something looks like the start of an illness. There are 1,857 recommendations in the library so far, and the number keeps growing.
Fourteen Circles, each one a full area of the app with its own screens, history and coaching — from sleep staging and ECG to stress, coherence training, medication reminders, cycle tracking, longevity and payments. Seven measured biometrics become 142 derived metrics underneath them. You pin the Circles you want on your home screen and hide the rest.
The finger carries arteries closer to the surface than the wrist, which gives a cleaner optical signal — particularly overnight, when a wrist device is moving against a pillow.
Order a sizing kit or print the guide on the sizing page. Fit matters more here than on a watch — a loose ring loses signal.
Coins are the reward currency inside the app. You earn them by wearing the ring, keeping streaks, winning duels and bringing friends in — then spend them on Circles, themes and partner perks, or send them to someone else. Nobody has to buy any.
Daily syncs, logged workouts and challenges, with milestones at a first 10,000-step day, a 90 sleep score and thirty nights of wear.
Weekly leaderboards among friends pay the top three from a 6,000-coin pot. A duel is one friend, one week, 1,000 coins.
Unlock a Circle for a month, buy a theme, or take a partner deal — a Cult Fit day pass, a week at Gold's Gym, three Ryde rides.
Send coins to another member for free, or gift someone a Circle for a month. Referrals pay 5,000 coins to each side.

Wear it to bed tonight and read the morning. Everything measured, nothing gated.