Prana Ring
A lasting benefit or pilot device that helps each person notice their own patterns.
Employee wellness · Rewards · Guided programs
Give employees a private, wearable-guided wellness experience and expert-led programs—without turning wellbeing into workplace surveillance.
One connected experience
A ring, private guidance, and expert-led programs that work together without exposing individual biometrics.
A lasting benefit or pilot device that helps each person notice their own patterns.
Day-to-day guidance turns personal signals into practical wellness routines.
Structured practices and expert-led moments help participants build consistency.
Flexible by design
A meaningful reward that continues providing value after the day it is given.
A time-bound experience combining wearable insight, daily practice, expert sessions, and participant feedback.
Support sleep regularity, recovery awareness, calm, and sustainable working rhythms without monitoring individuals.
Bring private personal guidance and shared wellness practices into an existing people program.
Privacy boundary
Employees receive a private personal experience. Organizational reporting stays aggregate and purpose-limited.
A focused place to start
25–100 participating employees
Six-week guided experience
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FAQ
No. Employees control their personal experience. Organizations may receive aggregate participation and completion reporting, subject to cohort thresholds.
Yes. Prana Ring can be offered as a lasting reward, with optional onboarding and a guided program to help people use it meaningfully.
No. Some structured practices can run without Prana Ring. The pilot is configured around the organization’s goals and the available program.
The default pilot supports 25–100 participating employees. Other cohort sizes can be discussed through the pilot form.
No. SeekNirvana supports everyday wellness and habit building. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace qualified healthcare.