FUTURR
futurr makes small, quiet tools that read what shapes your days and nights: light, sleep, and the air around you. Each one gives you one thing you can act on, rests on published research, and keeps your data with you.
Products
Every product is futurr plus the thing it measures. Start with what you already wear; add hardware only where a phone or watch cannot see.
FUTURRLight
Shows how the light you got each day shapes the night that follows, and tells you one thing to do tomorrow morning. iPhone and Apple Watch.
FUTURRAir
The same approach for indoor air: what you breathe through the day, read next to your own sleep, so the pattern is yours and not an average.
FUTURRDew
Dew is the first thing to catch the morning light. This small sensor does the same for you: worn at the collar or the ear, never under a sleeve, close to your eyes, where your body clock takes its light.
How we build
No dashboards to study and no score to chase. If a reading does not lead to something you can do today, it does not ship.
Worked out on your device. No account unless it is needed, no ads, and nothing sold.
Every claim cites peer-reviewed work, names every author, and links a free copy to read when one exists. Knowledge should be public.
Use what people already own first. When we make hardware, it is quiet, repairable, and worth keeping.
Research
Millions of Apple Watches estimate time in daylight, and we found no published independent check of how accurate it is. We want to run that check with a lighting or sleep research group, publish it openly, and make the data easy to use in studies, with participants' consent.
We are small and read every message.