Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal shares an update on Temple device, writes ‘We are now taking pre-orders from everyone who signed up …’

Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal has shared a fresh update on the rollout of the Temple wearable device, announcing that pre-orders have now opened for users who had signed up for early access over the past few months. n a post, he told those users to check their mailboxes for details. Everyone else, he said, should download the Temple app from the app stores, save their carts and get ready for general pre-orders on November 1. In a post shared on social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) Goyal said, “We are now taking pre-orders from everyone who signed up for early access over the last few months. Check your mailbox for more.”Public pre-orders for Temple to begin from November 1The entrepreneur also outlined plans for a wider rollout of the device. Users who have not registered for early access can download the Temple app from app stores, save products to their carts and prepare for public pre-orders beginning November 1. "Everyone else, download the @temple app from the app stores, save your carts and get ready for pre-orders on Nov 1," Goyal wrote in the post. The update suggests Temple is moving from its invite-only phase toward broader consumer availability, with the company now processing orders from its earliest sign-ups before opening sales to the public.Temple's gradual rolloutThe latest announcement follows earlier updates from Goyal indicating that Temple would adopt a measured launch strategy, with devices being produced and shipped in batches rather than through a mass-market rollout. Temple has attracted attention in India's startup ecosystem for its focus on tracking physiological and brain-related metrics. The wearable is designed to help users better understand factors such as recovery, stress, exercise and overall wellness through advanced sensing technology.What Temple doesTemple is an experimental health-tech wearable developed under a private initiative backed by Goyal. It uses optical sensors to track changes in cerebral blood flow, a metric the company calls BrainFlow. The device tracks blood flow and oxygenation inside the brain. The wearable first drew attention when Goyal appeared on a podcast in early 2026 wearing a small metallic clip-like device on his head.Hand-made units, three-month delivery timelineThe latest update suggests that Temple's first production batch will be manufactured to order rather than mass-produced. Goyal said every unit will be hand-made, with deliveries expected within three months of purchase. The announcement gives potential buyers their first clear timeline for ordering the device, while also signalling that availability may remain limited during the initial phase as the company prioritises production quality over rapid expansion.It will come in six colours, with Real Jade, Deep Blue and Purple Funk marked as limited editions. Temple has not yet announced pricing, the number of devices in the first batch, or the exact date deliveries will begin, and said it would share more information before pre-orders open.You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test.