Deepinder Goyal unveils Temple brain-tracking wearable, rolls out limited early access to select users
Follow UsDeepinder Goyal has introduced Temple, a new device focused on brain health.
It tracks brain activity like focus and mental fatigue instead of regular fitness data.
The device is in early access and only available to selected users for now.
Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal recently announced that the most awaited health care device, Temple, is now available for selected users. The device became popular after Goyal was seen wearing it during a podcast. Since then, many users have been curious and eager to try it. The device has now been launched in a limited early access phase, but it is not yet available to the general public. According to current information, the Temple is designed to monitor cerebral blood flow. It is also expected to give insights into mental fatigue, focus levels, and other brain-related details of the user. The company hasn’t shared all the details yet, but it has confirmed that some users can already access the health device. Here’s everything we know about Temple, including what it is, what it does, and how you might be able to get it.
SurveyWhat is Temple?
Temple is not a regular fitness band, but rather it’s being described as a device which is focused on brain-related health. Unlike the other wearable devices present in the market that are heavily focused on the physical movements and track steps or heart rate, this device is designed to look at how blood flows to the brain.
The makers have earlier clarified that they want to understand how posture, daily habits and lifestyle choices may affect mental sharpness. Furthermore, they also aim to give users a clearer picture of their cognitive health and not just physical activity levels. While the device has been soft-launched recently by Goyal, it’s still under the early testing phase of the overall system.
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Temple: Working and tracking details
The working of the temple is centred on tracking cerebral blood flow, which refers to how blood reaches the brain. This reading is expected to help understand mental fatigue, focus levels and overall brain performance during daily life. In addition to the above-mentioned, it also studies whether posture and common routines have an impact on one’s mental wellbeing.
The main purpose of the gadget is to go beyond ordinary fitness tracking by using these signals. However, detailed specifications and scientific validation are still not fully public. Early research and trials are ongoing with selected users.
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Temple: Availability
Deepinder Goyal recently posted on his official X handle that ‘the first 100 Temples are ready to ship.’ He clarified that the company is inviting athletes, scientists, founders, doctors, creators, and others who care deeply about their physical and cognitive health to become founding users of Temple.
Hello world. The first 100 Temples are ready to ship. We're now inviting athletes, scientists, founders, doctors, creators, and individuals who care deeply about their physical and cognitive health to be the founding users of Temple.
— Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) May 5, 2026
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Temple is currently accessible only through a limited early access programme. Applicants are expected to provide detailed feedback, and selection is strict, meaning not everyone who applies will be chosen. It also seems that there might be a chance for early adopters to be part of a future investment round. However, for the time being, Temple is still in the testing stage, as the developers aim to refine its efficiency and functionality.
