AWEAR

At AWEAR we want to help everyone take control of their mental wellness.

AWEAR is a smart ear cuff and AI coach that provides instant feedback on your mental stress, empowers you to regulate your emotions and adjust daily habits for a healthier lifestyle.

09/10/2026

You were happy staying in. Then you saw the story.

Before changing your plans, try asking:
“Would I still want this if nobody posted it?”

You might still want to go. That’s okay. The point is to notice what you want.

Save the three questions on slide 7 for the next “should I be there?” moment.

Got a friend who always says “What if we miss out?” Send them this.

Research behind the explanation: Przybylski et al. (2013), Motivational, emotional, and behavioral correlates of fear of missing out.

09/08/2026

The teddy bear had a 100% success rate. 🧸
Everything since has been us trying to get back to that.

AWEAR won’t bring the bear back, but it will tell you which of the other five actually work for you.

Link in bio. 🧠

09/04/2026

This Labor Day weekend, dive deep into doing nothing.

AWEAR reads your brainwaves in real time, so calm isn’t a guess anymore, it’s something you can see.

Rest you can see. Happy Labor Day weekend.

Early access at aweartech.com

09/02/2026

AWEAR has been AI-native since day one.

Our founder and CEO Antonio Forenza on stage at Human Tech Week 2026, explaining how it works: machine learning maps the EEG signal from a tiny device that sits behind your ear, then turns your biomarkers and context into personalized, actionable insights in real time.

Hardware, software, neuroscience. A very complex product inside a very tiny device.

Early access at aweartech.com

08/31/2026

You get a fixed amount of attention each day. Where it goes is the whole game.

Dr. Theodore Zanto, Professor of Neurology at UCSF and AWEAR advisor, on why busy stretches pull your focus outward, and why recharging works better as maintenance than as a reward you earn afterwards.

AWEAR reads one signal from behind your ear and shows it to you in real time. What you do with it is yours.

Order yours at aweartech.com

08/27/2026

OpenBCI is now an investor and partner in AWEAR. 🧠

More than a decade pioneering EEG, neurotechnology and consumer-grade brain-computer interfaces, and one of the most curious, hands-on communities in the field.

To celebrate: 30% off AWEAR Beta through Monday, code AWEARXOPENBCI. Claim it at aweartech.com

08/25/2026

Know yourself at the neural level.
Bloodwork shows what’s happening in your body. AWEAR shows what’s happening in your mind.

A tiny device behind your ear reads your brainwaves in real time, so you can see your calm and clarity the way you’d check your steps or your sleep.

No wires. No headset. Just you.

Get early access at aweartech.com

08/20/2026

“Those signals get lost in all the other things our brain watches.”
Erin had a phone call she’d been dreading. Before making it, she checked what her nervous system was actually doing.
It wasn’t as high as it felt. Her words: “Maybe it’s not as frightening as I think it is somehow.”
Reading your own state from the inside is hard, and hardest exactly when it matters. AWEAR is a small EEG sensor that sits behind your ear and shows you one signal in real time. It doesn’t tell you what you’re feeling. It gives you something to check against.

08/18/2026

We know a lot about the brain in a lab.
We know almost nothing about it at a dinner, on a run, mid-conversation.

That gap is the whole reason awear exists.

Our founder Antonio Forenza on the Papa Yaw Quainoo Podcast, on why brain data belongs in real life, not just in a research building.

Full episode linked in highlights.

08/14/2026

We built AWEAR. Research-grade EEG, behind your ear.

Your brain talks. Listen.

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