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Nirva is built by a team from Meta Reality Labs and global fashion brand, united by a mission to redefine the human–AI interface. Backed by South Park Commons.
Nirva is an AI-powered wearable designed for jewelry-grade use, logging daily activities, monitoring moods, and providing personalized advice for work, relationships, and wellness.
Nirva, a San Francisco-based company, secures $25 million in initial funding to advance its wearable AI personal companions. The funding supports development of AI-driven wearable devices designed for personalized user interactions. Nirva focuses on integrating artificial intelligence with wearable technology to create companion-like experiences.
Oct 2026FinSMEsNews article
Nirva launches an AI-powered wearable pendant designed to process audio exclusively from its wearer. The startup secures $25 million in pre-Series A funding, raising its total to $33 million from investors like Lightspeed and South Park Commons. Founded in 2025, Nirva combines expertise from Meta Reality Labs and a fashion background to develop the device.
Oct 2026The AI InsiderNews article
Nirva Labs secures $25M in early funding to develop AI-powered jewelry—necklaces or bracelets—that automatically journals a user’s day, detects mood patterns, and offers relationship insights through a companion app. The device, designed as stylish jewelry, uses voice recognition and integrates with calendar, location, and health data to provide reflective feedback. Orders open in November at $249, with shipments expected by year-end. The company pivots from productivity-focused AI wearables by emphasizing emotional self-awareness rather than task assistance.
Oct 2026SiliconANGLENews article
Nirva secures $33 million in funding for its AI-powered pendant designed to listen exclusively to the wearer. The device targets privacy-focused ambient AI applications, distinguishing itself from competitors like Amazon’s Bee and Ambi’s hardware ambitions. Nirva’s product leverages voice intelligence to interact with users while minimizing exposure to external audio.
Oct 2026TechCrunchNews article