Screenless. Titanium. No subscription required.

Whoop owns recovery.Oura owns sleep.Nobody owns stress.

Vitul is a screenless titanium bracelet built around the metric the others ignore. It reads stress from your body all day, and it looks like it came from a jeweler, not a lab.

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Vitul Sol and Onyx edition bracelets stacked on a white background

Every wearable picked a metric. Nobody picked yours.

Whoop built its brand on recovery. Oura built its brand on sleep. Garmin owns your workouts. All three treat stress as a footnote, a small graph buried three screens deep.

But stress is the metric that runs your day. It decides how you sleep, how you recover, and how you show up. Vitul was built around it from the first sketch.

Macro detail of the Vitul Sol and Onyx bracelets stacked, brushed gold above black titanium

What it is

A bracelet first. A health device second. In that order.

Vitul is a screenless bracelet machined from Grade 5 titanium, the same alloy used in aircraft and fine watchmaking. No display. No status LED. No buzz on your wrist.

The sensors sit behind a sapphire window on the inner face, invisible when worn. Your phone gets the data. Your wrist gets jewelry.

What it reads.

Stress
Continuous stress signals through heart rate variability, all day. Not a score to chase. A pattern you can finally see.
Sleep
Stages, duration, and quality, tracked automatically every night.
Heart
Continuous heart rate and HRV, day and night.
Temperature
Skin temperature to a tenth of a degree. Shifts show up before you feel them.
Movement
Activity recognized automatically. No logging.
Macro detail of brushed titanium links on the Vitul Sol bracelet

Your data is not held hostage.

Some wearables charge a monthly fee just to show you your own heart rate, and the hardware goes dark the day you stop paying. Vitul doesn’t work that way.

Your metrics and your daily V Score are free. No subscription required.

Editions

Onyx and Sol.

Vitul Onyx edition bracelet standing upright, showing the black links and steel inner face

Onyx

Grade 5 titanium in a DLC black finish. Matte, dark, quiet.

Vitul Sol edition bracelet in gold PVD titanium on a white background

Sol

Grade 5 titanium in a gold PVD finish. Warm and unmistakable.

Same sensors. Same intelligence. Two temperaments.

What is Vitul?

Vitul is a screenless health bracelet machined from Grade 5 titanium. It tracks stress, sleep, heart rate, HRV, skin temperature, and activity, and delivers a single daily score called the V Score through the Vitul app.

What makes Vitul different from other health trackers?

Three things. It treats stress as the primary metric, not a footnote. It’s built like jewelry, in Grade 5 titanium with no screen. And your core data is free. No subscription required.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Raw metrics and your daily V Score are free. A paid tier with deeper analysis will exist for people who want it, but nothing essential sits behind it.

When does it ship?

We announce dates when we’re certain we can hit them, and the waitlist hears first. Hardware companies that promise dates early are the ones that break them.

Is my data private?

We will never sell your data. Your data is encrypted.

What is the V Score?

The V Score is Vitul’s daily health score. It combines three sub-scores, REST, SLEEP, and TEMP, into one number that tells you where your body stands each morning.

Vitul Sol and Onyx edition bracelets stacked side by side

The first run will be small.

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