Questions,
answered.
What AORA Nano measures, when it ships, how we handle your data, and everything else you would reasonably ask before putting a sensor behind your ear.
- 01Product
What does AORA Nano measure?
Continuous ECG, PPG (optical blood-volume pulse), and early neural potentials from a behind-the-ear placement. All signal processing runs on-device.
- 02Shipping
When does it ship?
Pre-orders ship July 2026. The first 100 units go out in May 2026; the remaining pre-orders ship in the July batch.
- 03Hardware
How long does the battery last?
Multi-day battery life under continuous sensing, recharged via a small contact dock. Exact figures will be published closer to ship.
- 04Regulatory
Is this a medical device?
No. AORA Nano is a wellness and self-measurement instrument. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. See the Terms for full disclosure.
- 05Privacy
Where does my data live?
On-device first. Derivatives sync to your account only when you choose. We never sell data. See the Privacy policy.
- 06Ecosystem
Do I need the Chrome extension to use Nano?
No. The extension is a free companion that surfaces signals in your browser. Nano works standalone.
- 07Policy
What is the return policy?
Thirty days, no questions asked. Email dev@aoramind.com to start a return.
- 08Comparison
How is this different from a smartwatch or Oura ring?
Placement. Behind-the-ear geometry gives cleaner access to cranial vasculature and neural-adjacent signal — things a wrist or finger cannot see.
- 09Pricing
How does pricing work?
The device is $199, one-time. Membership is $10/month for the first 100 founders — locked for life — and $20/month after. Your membership keeps the data model improving and the Chrome extension synced.
- 10Company
Who is behind Aora?
Aora, Inc. — a small team building measurement instruments for signals that have historically required a clinic. Reach us at dev@aoramind.com.