Sleep, measured.
A 2.6 mm titanium ring that reads your night.
See how you slept. Plan the day around it.
Pellum reads pulse, skin temperature and movement overnight, and has one sleep score ready when you wake.
Watch your heart settle after a run
Notice small shifts before you feel them
Know when to train and when to rest
Slow your breathing, then check it
Build an evening that ends in sleep
Seven days per charge.
Full again in 80 minutes1
Sleep stages, resting heart rate, HRV, skin temperature and breathing rate: five readings and one morning score, all in the Pellum app.
Free app for iOS and Android. No subscription.
See the AppLast night
Sleep score
- Total sleep7h 42m
- Deep1h 18m
- Resting HR52 bpm
- HRV61 ms
Sleep stages
11:04 PM – 6:46 AM
- Awake14m
- REM1h 51m
- Light4h 33m
- Deep1h 18m
Skin temperature
+0.3°F
vs. your 14-night average
Questions we hear most
Between two sizes? Order the free kit first. Wear a plastic sizer on your index finger for 24 hours, one night included, then choose the one that stayed put.
How long does a charge last? Seven days with sleep tracking and daytime heart rate on. The dock takes it from empty to full in about 80 minutes.
What if it doesn't suit me? Send it back within 30 days in any condition. We pay return shipping from anywhere in the US.
New in the App
Meet Wind-Down
A 30-minute evening plan built from your last 14 nights: when to dim the lights, when to put the phone away, and the bedtime that gave you the most deep sleep.*
See Wind-Down
From the Journal
1 Battery life measured in our San Francisco lab on Pellum One with sleep tracking and daytime heart rate on. Charge time measured from empty with the included dock.
* Pellum is a wellness product. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or medical condition, and its readings and suggestions are not medical advice. Do not use them to replace a clinical assessment or to change a treatment. If you have a health concern, talk to your doctor or another qualified professional. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.




