Soma launches private beta: a non-wearable 'fitness tracker for your mind' reading 200+ voice signals
hamostaf04 · x · 2026-11-05
Soma bills itself as the world's first non-wearable fitness tracker — for your mind. It reads 200+ signals from your voice to show when you're sharpest and what slows you down, running alongside meetings, voice notes, and dictations.
Featured capabilities: Brain and Performance scores, identifying your peak hours (e.g., sharpest 9–11:30AM, sluggish after 4PM), what energizes vs. drains you (strategy 70% energizing vs. operational decisions draining), early burnout warnings when calm dips for days, and subtle cues like increased 'ums' and 'I guesses' signaling nervousness. It also correlates mind and body via third-party integrations — consistent 10PM bedtimes raised morning clarity by 8%.
A private beta is now open.
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