Cuff-01
The piece and everything it needs. Nothing else to buy.

€199
- Press to capture, sensing all day
- The evening card in the app
- Limestone dock, two recesses
- USB-C cable and felt sleeve
- Numbered inside the band
- Two-year warranty

A titanium ear cuff with a microphone and sensors that track your day. In the evening, one card aligns them.

Mote Cuff-01
Titanium · sapphire · 4.4 g
01 CAPTURE
Hold the stone, say the thing, let go. Up to four minutes a press. Nothing from before the touch exists anywhere.

02 MARK
A tap drops a marker on the day — this mattered or was hard. No recording, nothing to say, you decide what counts.

03 NUDGE
Twice daily it taps you — a pause in the afternoon, a close in the evening. No screen, no sound.

04 REPORT
One card shows what you kept, how the day ran, and where those three meet.

The Mote Cuff-01 turning translucent to reveal the board, sensor and glowing stone inside
THE OBJECT
Micro-blasted and anodised. A polished chamfer runs the edge, the only shine on the dock’s top.
RESERVE THE CUFF-01PRICING
The dock, the cable and the sleeve are in the box. The app has no paid tier, no cloud plan and nothing to renew — now or later.
Works with what you already have.
The piece and everything it needs. Nothing else to buy.

€199
The same arc with nothing inside, for the other ear.

€229
05 HOW IT WORKS
The cuff records while held, reading your day’s progress from your ear. In the evening, the app displays both on one screen.
The evening card
What you kept, how the day ran, where your markers fell, and the one line where those three meet. You read it in a minute and close it.

A kept thought
Held, spoken, released. The words are transcribed on your phone and the recording is thrown away the moment they exist.

Your data
No account to make, nothing synced anywhere, and one button that empties the whole thing for good.

QUESTIONS
The eight questions the pilot asked first, answered without the fluff. Everything else is in the specification.
Still unsure — write to us and a person answers
ASK A QUESTIONNo. The cuff clamps the upper edge of the ear with a spring and leaves nothing behind. It fits either ear, and you can move it between them.
Only what you hold it for. The microphone is wired to the stone: it opens when you press and closes when you let go. Between presses there is no standby and no wake word.
It reads pace, not content. Steps, posture and how long you sat are counted on the cuff itself, and none of those counters ever carry audio.
No, and it will not guess. Mote reports what happened during the day and leaves the reading of it to you.
The stone lights amber for as long as you hold it, on the outside of the cuff where the room can see it. Recording that nobody can see is not something we wanted to build.
Nowhere. The audio is transcribed on your phone and thrown away the moment the words exist. What stays is text, on the device, and one button empties all of it.
No. The cuff, the dock and the app are a single purchase, and the app keeps working whether or not we ship another one.
6.4 days on a median eleven presses a day. The dock returns a full charge in about forty minutes and holds three more before it needs a socket.
TESTIMONIALS
40 wearers · 5 cities
83% still wearing at six weeks
The evening card told me my two hard hours were the same two hours every day. I had been blaming the wrong meeting.
I stopped taking my phone out in meetings. That was the whole change.
My students noticed the stone before they noticed the microphone. Then I told them, and nobody minded.
I keep four or five notes a day now and throw none of them away. Before the cuff I kept none at all.
The evening card told me my two hard hours were the same two hours every day. I had been blaming the wrong meeting.
I stopped taking my phone out in meetings. That was the whole change.
My students noticed the stone before they noticed the microphone. Then I told them, and nobody minded.
I keep four or five notes a day now and throw none of them away. Before the cuff I kept none at all.
Nobody asks about the microphone. They ask about the stone, and then the light explains itself.
Two minutes of talking on the walk home turns into a paragraph I actually keep.
The evening card told me my two hard hours were the same two hours every day. I had been blaming the wrong meeting.
I stopped taking my phone out in meetings. That was the whole change.
My students noticed the stone before they noticed the microphone. Then I told them, and nobody minded.
I keep four or five notes a day now and throw none of them away. Before the cuff I kept none at all.
Nobody asks about the microphone. They ask about the stone, and then the light explains itself.
Two minutes of talking on the walk home turns into a paragraph I actually keep.
€199 now, €249 at launch. Fully refundable until it ships, and every piece carries its number inside the band.