If you'd like to learn more about Petal's commitment to safety, you can read more here.
Insight you've never had before.
Built with doctors who see what goes wrong when women aren't studied.
$199. One size, 12 months of Petal Wellness included.
Available on iOS today; Android coming Fall 2026.
What the press is saying
I tried it on at CES and found it extremely comfortable, even more so than a smartwatch or smart ring.
— Angela, PC MAG
Because wearers position the insert right next to the heart, the device can capture more accurate readings than your typical smartwatch.
— Nina, ZDNET
I found it very comfortable, and it’s easy to forget you’re even wearing it.
— Rena, Everyday Health
Unlike other wearables that rely on light-based sensors or indirect basal temperature readings, Petal uses medical-grade bio-impedance and electrical measurements to deliver insights on the heart, mind, body and cycle.
— Athletech News
Designed for comfort and discretion, it [Petal] brings preventive monitoring into daily life.
— Glanze, Medical Daily
Women wait longer for diagnoses. Their symptoms are dismissed more often. And much of the research behind modern health technology wasn’t built around women.
From the first prototype, Petal was designed around a woman’s chest, cycle, and physiology—so the data reflects her body and her baseline, not someone else’s average.
And with her permission, every woman who wears Petal can help build a better understanding of women’s health.
Petal is built for what comes next.
Today, Petal tracks heart patterns, visceral fat, mobility, and activity.
The team is also researching future clinical applications, including changes in breast tissue over time.
Any diagnostic capability would require clinical validation and regulatory clearance.
Build a personal baseline from your own body — and help improve what we know about women's health
Yes. Petal emits no ionizing radiation and has no Wi-Fi or cellular radios — it reads your body the way a Bluetooth earbud reads sound: low-power, short-range, external. It has been designed and reviewed alongside leading oncologist and cardiologists specifically for everyday, long-term wear.
No. Petal connects only over Bluetooth Low Energy to your phone. It has no Wi-Fi or cellular radio. And unlike streaming audio that keeps the radio active, Petal sleeps >99% of the time, gathering sensor data passively and waking up only for micro-second bursts to sync readings.
No — Petal is a wellness device intended for tracking and insight, not for diagnosis or treatment of any condition.
Yes. Petal is a thin, one-size insert worn between the breast and garment, with direct skin contact required to take a reading.
