Every decade, the device changes. Desktop to laptop. Laptop to smartphone. Now smartphone to HALO — a titanium bangle that makes calls, plays FaceTime, and reads your texts. No phone required. No earbuds. Nothing in your way.
A shape-memory alloy hinge splits the titanium chassis in 0.2 seconds, deploying a coiled foldable OLED in one of two orientations — chosen by how you activate it. No prior art. 22 patent claims.
Piezoelectric energy harvesting inside the titanium chassis captures kinetic energy from your wrist movement. Every stride adds charge. HALO doesn't die on you mid-run.
In dormant state, HALO presents as a premium titanium cuff — indistinguishable from a piece by Cartier or Bulgari. No screen visible. No ports. No compromises. One double-tap and it transforms.
The smartphone has dominated for 17 years. The next transition is already underway.
The global wearables category is growing at 14% annually — and no product has addressed the core use case HALO targets.
Every smartphone user is a potential HALO customer. The total addressable market is the largest in consumer electronics history.
The generation inheriting the world actively wants to reduce phone dependence. HALO is the product they've been waiting for.
Early bird pricing from $249. Limited to the first 500 backers. Patent pending — USPTO Provisional April 2026.
Patent Pending · USPTO Provisional · April 2026 · 22 Claims · [email protected]