The 3-in-1 Alloop Wearable Could Replace Both Your Wellness Wristband and Ring
The Alloop Trio also comes with a personal AI health agent.
The Alloop wearable, a three-in-one device, may soon replace both wellness wristbands and rings on the market. Alloop, an AI-native health wearable, announced the Trio on Wednesday, a modular device that can be worn in three ways: as a wristband with Cube and Halo, a wristband with just Cube, or Cube in the ring for the most compact design ideal for sleep.
The Cube sensor system measures health data such as resting heart rate, heart rate variability, blood oxygen, breathing rate, temperature, meals and supplements, and more. The Trio provides a sleep score and insights on nutrition, activity, strain, recovery, and health trends. Alloop's app presents this data in a unified view on iOS and Android devices.
The Trio is powered by Alloop AI, which uses Google Gemini and ChatGPT to offer guidance, personalized plans, and proactive insights based on the user's data. The trio operates as an open health platform, with an optional Pro plan available for $5 a month, providing additional health-related features. Alloop emphasizes data protection, ensuring that US users' data remains within the country, and it complies with EU's General Data Protection Regulation and California Consumer Privacy Act.
The Alloop Trio will be available for crowdfunding on Kickstarter starting November 10, with a crowdfunding price of $299, and shipping is estimated for late December 2026 to early January 2027.
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