Jewelry-grade AI pendant that listens only to its wearer to journal days and offer guidance
Nirva (Nirva Labs) makes a jewelry-grade AI wearable, a pendant of around eight grams that can also be worn as a bracelet, with up to three days of battery life. Using a voice sample recorded during onboarding, it filters out other people and records only the wearer, and its companion app automatically journals the user's day, tracks mood, maps relationships and offers personalised guidance. Founded in 2025 by former Meta Reality Labs employees Wei Lyu and Jason Chen with fashion and jewelry brand founder Hanying Hu, and backed by investors including Lightspeed and South Park Commons, it announced a 25 million dollar pre-Series A in October 2026, bringing total funding to 33 million dollars, per TechCrunch. Orders for the 249 dollar device are planned to open in November 2026.
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