Spire is the world’s only breath and activity tracker proven to decrease stress and increase productivity. Spire quietly measures your movement and breath to give you actionable help for a healthier body and mind.Their mission is to give every person the power to control their own mental and physical health by capturing realtime bio-signals and making the data useful and actionable. They are the recognized market leader in continuous respiration sensing, real-time interventions, and actionable feedback.
Investors 3
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Plug and P... | plugandpla... |
| - | DN Capital | dncapital.... |
| - | Tencent | tenx.tc |
Mentions in press and media 23
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| 18.09.2018 | Spire Health Tags are now on Apple’s shelves | Spire’s Health Tags, the dark and tiny devices you stick on your clothes to gather all sorts of health data from your steps, heartbeat and stress levels is now available at your local Apple Store. The company started out with a breath track... |
| 26.02.2018 | How Wearables Will Take Health Monitoring to the Next Level | When the weather is warm enough, I like to go for a quick run up two to three times a week. It’s somewhat meditative. It allows me to focus on the day ahead, and my Apple Watch lets me see how many steps I’ve run. It’s nice. I’m not alone. ... |
| 16.11.2017 | Spire tracks your fitness with tags that stick to your clothes | Spire wants to make fitness wearables even easier by designing them to be truly wearable. The company is announcing the Spire Health Tag, which is small enough to stick to your clothing and serve as a personal health monitor. It can track y... |
| 16.11.2017 | Spire tracks your fitness with tags that stick to your clothes | Did you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Spire wants to make fitness wearables even easier by designing them to be truly wearable. The company is announcing the Spire Health Ta... |
| 25.01.2017 | Stay Calm With Spire, A Pebble Shaped Wearable [Review] | Over the next four years, wearables are said to decline in both user adoption and general use; however, some of that may be due in part to a lack of innovation. From this year’s CES, we saw a general theme of refining technology, which mean... |
| 05.01.2017 | 4 Digital Tools to Help You Keep Those New Year’s Resolutions | This article is part of Tools of the Trade, a weekly series in which a variety of experts share actionable tips for achieving fast and effective results on everything from forming good habits to raising money. This week Joe Riley, managing ... |
| 29.07.2016 | 5 Ways You Can Use Tech to Reduce Stress | When your phone is ringing off the hook and your laptop is crashing, it might be hard to look at technology as anything other than a nuisance. This is why most of us choose to “unplug” when it comes time to destress. Because most of our dai... |
| 16.02.2016 | “Innovation” in a Competitive Startup Economy | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Seventy-three percent of U.S. adults agree that we’re living in an age of significant innovation. Indeed, the pace at which new products and services are being developed is tr... |
| 09.01.2016 | Virtual Reality And A Parallel Universe Of Cyberclones | Sampriti Bhattacharyya Contributor Sampriti Bhattacharyya is a PhD candidate in robotics at MIT and founder of Hydroswarm. One of the biggest technology trends of 2015 was virtual reality (VR), from Oculus Rift to Google’s cardboard headset... |
| 23.08.2015 | Tapping Into The Emotional Internet | Gareth Price Contributor Gareth Price is the technical director at Ready Set Rocket. Wearables currently decipher physiological biometrics: heart rate, pulse, caloric intake. But in the coming years, we’ll see emotion-sensing wearable techn... |
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