Smart Glasses For A Healthy Mind

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Mind and Heart Activity Tracking

Feedback On Your Cognitive State

Learn What Triggers Your Stress

Manage Stress and Learn to Relax Faster with Real-time Feedback

Blueberry eyeglasses enable you to better understand when to take a mental break and provide real-time exercises to guide you to relax faster.

Find Out Why Stress Happens Using Blueberry

Understand what gives you the most stress. Take command of your work day.

Learn How

How it works

Using a safe light based sensor that works like a deeper heart rate monitor. We determine blood oxygenation changes in your brain tissue. This measurement is used to give an indication to your intensity of thought. 

Read more about how the tech works by clicking here.

Guided Feedback

Blueberry was co-founded with the purpose of helping people improve their state of mind. We provide real-time feedback for those who have high stress and need to improve their physical and mental well-being in a secure way (knowledge workers, nursing, long hour workers, developers, gamers, lawyers, bankers, students, athletes). 

We provided guided feedback at the right time to give you a cue to take a break, get a glass of water or take a deep breath based on the level of oxygenation changes in your mind, all available in an app-less form.

Working at home and managing stress is hard, improving your self awareness can help

Blueberry is going to revolutionize how you change and interact with your work day.

Graham T.

"Great product for effectively measuring cognitive effort during a specific activity. You'll gain insights that you didn't know were possible." 

Jared C.

"Insights on my work sessions is a very compelling concept for my productivity. Sometimes I'll keep trying to push through, while I should really be taking a break." 

Mon J.

"Blueberry makes me actively think about the tasks I'm working on, and if I feel better, letting me try and rethink my routine."

Roger H.