Deepinder Goyal announces Temple's launch as the smallest wearable by late 2026; device may retail for around Rs 72,000

Deepinder Goyal, co-founder of Zomato, has confirmed that his innovative wearable device, Temple, is set to launch by late 2026. This device, which is touted as the smallest wearable on the market, aims to provide advanced insights into brain functionality, diverging from traditional fitness trackers.¹³

Temple is designed to offer comprehensive insights beyond conventional metrics like heart rate and daily steps. It will assess real-time cerebral blood flow and other signals associated with brain functionality, providing data on oxygen levels, cognitive load, and entropy. This functionality could be particularly beneficial for athletes, offering insights into fatigue, recovery, concentration, and sleep patterns.

Goyal stated that pre-orders for a limited launch edition will begin shortly, highlighting the progress made since Temple's initial introduction. The device gained attention during Goyal's appearance on Raj Shamani's Figuring Out podcast, where he demonstrated it affixed to his forehead. Notable athletes, including PV Sindhu, have also been seen wearing Temple, enhancing its visibility.

While the final price has not been officially confirmed, reports suggest it may retail for around Rs 72,000, indicating a premium positioning aimed at consumers interested in advanced cognitive health monitoring. As the launch approaches, prospective buyers are encouraged to register on Temple's official website for updates on the pre-order process.²