Zomato Co-Founder Deepinder Goyal's Temple Brain Wearable Priced at Rs 85,000 Ahead of November Pre-Orders

Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal's new brain-monitoring wearable, called Temple, is expected to cost Rs 85,000 for a lifetime subscription, with pre-orders scheduled to open on November 1, 2026. The initial release, known as Batch 01, will have a limited run and will be sold through the company's mobile app. Deliveries will take up to three months after a purchase is made. Deepinder Goyal stated on X that this slow production method is meant to ensure good quality control and proper customer service.

Device Features And Design

The pill-shaped device uses BrainFlow technology to track changes in blood flow to the brain and helps users see how their body reacts to stress, exercise, and recovery. It generates an entropy score between 1 and 250 to show physiological strain, which can change based on sleep, caffeine, exercise, and stress. The wearable attaches to the side of the head using disposable glue bands called grips and can be worn while swimming, running, and showering, but not during scuba diving. It is built for wellness and research purposes rather than for diagnosing medical conditions.

Colors And Public Appearances

The wearable comes in six color options: True Gold, Rose Gold, Black Mirror, Real Jade, Deep Blue, and Purple Funk. The last three finishes are described as limited editions. The device first gained public attention when Goyal wore it on Raj Shamani's YouTube podcast, and Indian badminton player PV Sindhu was also seen wearing it during matches.

Context

Consumer health wearables are becoming increasingly popular for tracking personal fitness, stress levels, and daily wellness habits. Devices like this aim to give users everyday data about their bodies without replacing professional medical gear.