So light you forget it is there.
NEXTBODY · HOOP · THE SCREENLESS BAND
A band with no screen. It reads your heart, sleep, and training all day, and says it plainly in the app.
THE OBJECT
A brushed steel frame around a woven loop. No glass, no glow. The band is the whole design.
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So light you forget it is there.
Swim in it. Shower in it. Keep it on.
When to train. How much to eat.
Body fat from the wrist. No scale.
Short night. Take today light.
Adjust today’s planReads your night. Plans your day.
Your day, without opening the app.
Body Battery, last night's sleep, heart rate, and stress — all in the real NextBody.
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Body Battery tells you how much you have left to spend today. Training tells you how hard to go. Calories tells you how much to eat.

Fat, muscle, water, and bone — scanned from the wrist. The first scan is day zero. Scan again anytime.
First scan complete — this is day zero.
13.5kg
49.5kg
46.8kg
74.3%
42.1%
2.7kg
55.2%
34.8kg
17.6%
11.1kg
18.9%
1386kcal
Scan again anytime from the Device page
HOOP reads cortisol-linked stress on the wrist — live, not after the fact. The coach names what's climbing, why it matters, and the next move that brings it down.
Walk eight minutes. Then sit still for four.
comes off when cortisol stays down
climbs when you recover on time
longer nights when the load drops
THE DISPLAY
One screen. The model draws the face — a ring, a lift line, last night's sleep, a charge. The wrist keeps the numbers. Nothing on this display is a template.
For people 18 and over. HOOP is not a medical device. It does not take an ECG, and it does not diagnose.
LINE · DAYS · RING · SLEEP · FUEL · HEAT · BATTERY · GAUGE · ZONES
14 of 21. Midday took most of it.
Peak 141 at 14:10. Then back to rest.
Three deep blocks. Two before midnight.
Thursday 12,070 carries the week.
Carbs nearly full. Protein is short.
Weeknights light up after six. Sunday stays dark.
Now 86. Woke at 91.
Still in REST. Sliding down.
14 · 34 · 22 · 9 · 3 MIN
THE COACH
Every answer starts from your own night, HRV, training load, and meals. The coach cites what it read, says what it means, and gives you one plan for today.
For people 18 and over. HOOP is not a medical device. It does not take an ECG, and it does not diagnose.
You slept 5 h 12 m — 1 h 40 m under your weekly average. Night HRV came in at 31 ms, the second night down from 38. Your body battery started the day at 61, not the 78 you usually wake with.
Training load is fine at 12.4. This is a recovery problem, not a fitness one. Today should be light.
Sleep was short and HRV is two nights down, so the session stays easy and late. The calorie gap holds. The night is what fixes this.
Generated once on your first swipe up. Ticks are yours. Tomorrow's plan reads them.
REGENERATEBefore it answers, it pulls the same instruments you see on page two.
One plan for the day in front of you. Sessions move, meals shift, bedtime is named.
Ask for a weekday alarm or a meal log and it is written to HOOP, no menu.
Memberships in this category start at $239 a year. HOOP is $99 once — black or white — so more people can actually manage their body.
HOOP does not run other apps. It reads twelve kinds of data — the three numbers that run the day, eight instruments on the wrist, and one scan you start yourself.
Night HRV lives on Sleep. No blood pressure. No ECG.The next version of you is already under the skin. HOOP just makes it visible.
Get HOOP — $99