You choose
Share one observation, a trend, or simply a “today is tender” signal.
Astrolabe × Colmi R09
A small ring
for noticing.
Halo turns a quiet body signal into a moment of attention — for yourself first, and for the people you choose to let closer.
Private by default · reflective, not diagnostic
01 the astrolabe ring
a familiar object, made attentive
01
the daily practice
Body temperature,
held lightly.
Halo looks for changes in your personal pattern over time. Not a score. Not a verdict. Just a gentle prompt to check in: How am I, really?
your rhythmlast 7 days ◌
steady enoughkeep observing
02 — mutual care
Let care be
an invitation.
Sometimes you want another person to notice with you. Halo makes that possible without making your body public.
They receive
Your partner gets context, not a command: a chance to ask, listen, and be present.
You decide
Keep, pause, or revoke sharing at any time. Your body stays yours.
“The point is not to know everything.
It is to notice enough to be kind.”
03 — the object
Made to disappear
into your day.
FormColmi R09 ring, reimagined by Astrolabe
SignalSkin-temperature observations over time
GestureOne tap to return to yourself
BoundaryConsent before connection, always
A quiet beginning
Be there when
Halo opens.
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