Luna Band debuts as wearable to recalibrate your body

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Luna today announces that the Luna Band is shipping worldwide, marking the global availability of a wearable that adapts itself to every individual user.

The announcement was made at IFA Berlin, where Luna is exhibiting the Luna Band alongside LifeOS, the health intelligence platform that powers it.

Unlike conventional wearables that work the same way for everyone, Luna said the ban adapts to each person’s goals. When a user adds a goal, the device reconfigures what it measures and how often it reads. LifeOS retrains its models on that person’s body for that specific objective. The user’s daily calendar then rebuilds itself to serve the goal. Every goal added makes a unique Luna.

Every Luna Band is built with the same sensors. But the wearer’s goals make it personalised.
LifeOS learns each wearer’s baselines, not the average person’s. Micro apps, Peak Score, and
the firmware tune themselves to one body. Within days, two Bands from the same production
line are two different products.

Luna Band adapts to your goals. Source: Luna

“Health has never been one size fits all, but wearables have been,” said Amit Khatri, founder of
Luna, in a statement. “The Luna Band is built on a simple idea: your device should adapt to you, not the other way around. Two people wearing a Luna Band are wearing two different products, each one shaped by their own body and their own goals.”

The Luna Band generated significant anticipation ahead of launch, with more than 100,000
users joining the waitlist earlier this year. The first drop sold out, and early reviews have
described the Band as a fundamentally different take on health, one that treats personalisation
to the body and progress toward goals as a single connected system rather than two separate
features.

All guidance is included with the Band, with no subscription required. Rather than presenting
users with charts to interpret, Luna reads the body and plans the day, turning biometric signals
into a daily calendar of clear, actionable guidance.

The Luna Band is available worldwide at lunazone.com, priced at €149, Visitors to IFA Berlin
can experience the Band at Hall 12, Booth 131.