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The founder of Tinder is switching lanes and going into the wearables market. Sean Rad, who founded

The founder of Tinder is switching lanes and going into the wearables market. Sean Rad, who founded the dating app... [Product Hunt]( [Read in browser]( [Tinder founder launches a mood-tracking ring]( The founder of [Tinder]( is switching lanes and going into the wearables market. Sean Rad, who founded the dating app back in 2012, is launching the [Happy Ring](, together with the Happy Health team. The device uses AI and biometric sensors to track your mental health. These include a custom electrodermal activity (EDA) sensor that looks at how your stress levels change in real-time. In short, it monitors your sympathetic nervous system to detect when your fight or flight response gets triggered. You know, the thing that keeps us alive in dangerous situations. While the design itself might remind you of the [Oura]( ring, the team reassures those interested in using it that the form factor was a constraint – research led them “specifically to the finger, as it is the gateway to the autonomic nervous system allowing for the most accurate monitoring of the wearer’s mood state.” They also add that the Happy Ring has more sensors than existing health tracking devices out there and focuses primarily on one’s mental health, rather than physical stress. The [Happy Ring]( doesn’t only tell you about your mood on an ongoing basis. It also uses AI, which constantly adjusts based on what it learns from you, to provide personalized exercises that can help lower your stress levels, like breathwork and journaling. Apart from Sean Rad, makers of the product include Dustin Freckleton, former co-founder of BioTech company LVL Technologies, and Sue Smalley, Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA. We’re curious to see how the new gadget will measure up to existing ones. In the meantime, here’s a [great thread]( on how other makers are taking care of their mental health while building. [Put a ring on it]( CAT NIPS - [Webacy]( is creating a safer web3, securing digital assets in case of hacks, loss of access, and death, using a panic button, a backup wallet, and a crypto will. - [Fondo]( helps startups file their taxes and get cashback from the IRS through the newly implemented law, which grants R&D Credit of up to $500k per year. - [This guide]( walks you through the process of creating or joining a co-living house, from searching for one, sourcing members, organizing events, and building community. - [Chalc]( is a no-code builder you can use to create and deploy onboarding walkthroughs for your websites. Interviews Watch: Why these SaaS companies are betting on connected apps Where will data reside in the future of SaaS? [Read more (2min read)]( Thursday, 25 August 2022 Yesterday's Top Products [Chptr]( [A place for communities to remember lost loved ones]( [▲ 998+]( [User Testing by Poll the People]( [Test ads and designs with real users before you launch]( [▲ 371+]( [Curatora]( [Easily find & share highly-relevant content for social media]( [▲ 319+]( [Adbot]( [Automate your Google Ads in less than 10 mins]( [▲ 314+](  [Promoted]( [Sidekick]( [Like Chrome DevTools for your backend, now open source]( [▲ 350+]( [Module 2]( [Powerful design system for Figma]( [▲ 315+]( [Obviously AI Data Validator]( [Is your data ready for AI, find out now]( [▲ 201+]( [Caravan Social Manager]( [Empower your team to engage internally on Twitter]( [▲ 207+]( [gMaestro by Granulate]( [Kubernetes cost optimization, made easy]( [▲ 197+]( [Neeva Search for Android]( [Get honest results, free from corporate bias & trackers]( [▲ 188+]( [Weekrise]( [A clutter-free weekly calendar for your tasks]( [▲ 118+]( [Discover many more]( CHOOSE YOUR PLAYER [Superhuman]( lets you create 3D characters for your websites, presentations, apps, or ads. You can choose from the ready-made collection or create your unique one from scratch using over 1,500 elements. [To endless combinations]( [Tell us how we're doing]( [We're working on improving Product Hunt every day and we want to hear from you. What do you love? How could we do better? All feedback is helpful.]( [Speak your mind]( We send this email daily. Feel free to update your [email preferences]( or [unsubscribe]( from these emails at any time. [Advertise](, [Twitter](, [Facebook](, [Stories](

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