Heaven Biosync
Like making your coffee in the morning — but now you're looking after your health. Your ring reads your night, a fingertip test reads your blood over breakfast, Luna writes the day's plan, and the measure dispenses exactly that, counted and weighed.
Four pieces make the kit
Images are illustrative renders of the kit in development; the final kit may differ.
Worn day and night. Heart rate, HRV, blood oxygen, skin temperature, sleep and movement — so Luna knows how you're responding and when you're ready.
A fingertip pad and a sealed, single-use disc. A method already proven in clinics: control wells on every disc must pass, or there is no result — just a retest.
Sealed canisters filled at the factory. Every dose counted by two light gates, then weighed; if the weight is wrong, the drawer stays locked.
The hub. Your result lands here, Luna explains the plan, and nothing is dispensed until you approve it.
A morning with Biosync
- You wake, and the ring has already logged your night.
- On a test morning, you rest a fingertip on the light ring; a tiny retracting lancet takes a small sample onto a sealed disc.
- Over breakfast, in about fifteen minutes, the analyser reads it.
- Your result lands in the app, you approve today's plan, and the measure fills your cup.
- Heaven Halo ring, in your size, with charging dock
- Blood test analyser, fingertip pad and a starter pack of sealed discs
- Supplement measure with its first set of sealed canisters
- Works with a Heaven Biosync membership, available separately in the Heaven Health app
One rule holds
Supplement doses come only from confirmed blood results — never from the ring alone. Every nutrient with a known upper limit has a hard ceiling set at half that limit or lower. Iron is never started automatically. A blood sugar result leads to a doctor, not a supplement. Rules set the numbers; Luna explains them; you approve them.
Heaven Biosync is a wellness kit, not a clinic. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Blood results are for your information and for a licensed clinician to interpret; discuss any supplement protocol with your physician, especially if you take medication.