Ideal device for a healthy mind

You can automatically track your heart and mind, build healthy habits based on enriched data about yourself.

Blueberry Eyeglass

Through using
sensors and feedback,

we can simplify mental reflection.

Ultra sensitivity
provides actionable data.



Tech should work for us, give us more time,

provide
deep insight
,

enable creativity, stronger relationships,

and improve our health.



We provide a new dimension to understand

ourselves and communicate with others.

Learn how your mind affects your health & vice versa

Blueberry helps you understand mental and physical triggers throughout your day. Blueberry tracks estimated changes in mental activity and heart rate to give you a real-time cue that helps you adjust your behaviour.





Detailed Historical and Live Data

See real-time metrics, historical patterns, track your own defined cognitive state.

Access all of your data

Data generated by the wearer should be able to accessible in 1-click. Blueberry provides a button to export via CSV or delete your data. Access computed data directly in a mobile app, request a full export of your data, use our REST API or send to Apple HealthKit directly within the mobile app.

Your Data Your Choice

Bio-sensing that gives you new information around how you Think

"In times of high stress or more subtle cognitive work I find myself generally curious as to where I'm at objectively for improving my mental health. I'm learning to use these points to match prior times more effectively. Not only can it provide some objective measurement to current feelings, but also provides an extended reality on numerology & my spiritual practice."

Morgan M.

"Blueberry is the best consumer electronics product I've used across all my tests for direct sub-cranial measurement. The paired app gives a very detailed report of session activity for a casual user who is interested in quantified-self approach to meditation and brain activity during study."

Christopher A.

"Blueberry is going to revolutionize how you work."

Graham T.