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The problem
You don't need another screen.
Smartwatches interrupt you all day. Fitness bands don't go with anything. And a fixed-size ring can't follow a body that changes.
Tetra gives you continuous health tracking, in a band you can wear anywhere, all the time.
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Smartwatch
ScreenIt lights up, it buzzes, it never lets you forget it's there.
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Smart ring
Fixed sizeYour fingers swell, shrink, change with the seasons. It doesn't.
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Fitness band
Gym onlyIt goes with nothing. You end up taking it off, and then it measures nothing.
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Tetra
No screenThe same tracking, in something you don't want to take off.
Your nights explained, not just counted.

What it is. Tetra tracks your sleep stages, deep, light and REM, along with every time you wake. Each morning it turns that into a sleep efficiency score and a rating for the night.
The problem. You know how many hours you slept. You don't know what they were worth. Two seven-hour nights can produce two completely different days.
The fix. Watching your stages night after night, you start to see what's wrecking your sleep: when you ate, that glass of wine, the late night, the argument you never let go of.
How it works. The sensors track your heart rate, your heart rate variability (HRV) and your movement through the night. The app rebuilds the shape of your night and gives you a plain reading of it.
Why it matters.
- Understand why some nights restore you and others don't
- Spot the habits cutting your deep sleep short
- Watch your progress build over weeks
Movement counts, even when it doesn't look like a workout.

What it is. Tetra logs your steps, calories, distance and workouts: walking, indoor and outdoor running, indoor and outdoor cycling.
The problem. Trackers reward performance. A day spent chasing after everyone else fits into no category at all, and it costs you just as much as a workout.
The fix. Daily goals you set yourself, in steps, calories or distance. You decide what counts.
How it works. The motion sensor records continuously, even when your phone is in another room. Everything syncs the moment you pick it back up.
Why it matters.
- See what your ordinary days actually take out of you
- Set a goal you can hit instead of a generic one
- Connect what you do all day to how you sleep at night
Your body shows stress before your head does.

What it is. Tetra tracks your stress level from your heart rate and its variability, and gives you a read on where you're at through the day.
The problem. You notice you're running on empty when it's already late. Your body flagged it long before.
The fix. Spot the moments your body is absorbing the hit, and more importantly the moments it recovers. The second ones are what make the difference over time.
How it works. Tetra measures continuously and gives you a daily recovery score with a written recommendation. No screen, so nothing lights up on your wrist in the middle of a meeting.
Why it matters.
- Pinpoint what's really draining you
- Know when to back off, before you're wiped
- Build a recovery routine that actually sticks
Women's hearts deserve the same attention.

What it is. Tetra tracks your heart rate continuously, your heart rate variability (HRV) and your blood oxygen. It also gives you a trend estimate for your blood pressure.
The problem. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the US, and it stays underdiagnosed in women. The signs don't always look like the ones described in men.
The fix. Watch your trends over weeks, and walk into your doctor's office with something more than a feeling.
How it works. The optical sensor reads your pulse at the wrist, day and night. On blood pressure, this is a trend estimate, something you watch over time, not a reading.
Why it matters.
- Track your resting heart rate and how it shifts
- Watch your HRV, a solid marker of recovery
- Catch a trend as it settles in, and bring it up in time
A sensor you keep on beats one you take off.

What it is. Tetra is water resistant to 10 ATM, roughly 330 feet. Shower, pool, swimming.
The problem. A band you take off to shower, to sleep or to go out isn't measuring anything. And those are usually the hours that matter most.
The fix. 0.4 oz, a 5.6 mm module, an adjustable clasp. It wears like jewelry, so it stays on.
How it works. A full charge takes two hours. The trick: charge it while you shower, and you never lose a night.
Why it matters.
- No missing data, no lost nights
- Wears to the office, the gym, a dinner out
- Rinse it with clean water after the pool or the ocean
Some people just want to know you're okay.

What it is. You can add someone with a QR code and share your health and activity data, in either direction.
The problem. A daughter three hours away. A mother who never says when she's struggling. The Sunday phone call doesn't always cover it.
The fix. Sharing you decide on, limit, and shut off whenever you want. It's not surveillance, it's a connection.
How it works. Each person scans a QR code in the app. You choose who sees what, and you can pull access at any time.
Why it matters.
- Put someone at ease without having to recap your day
- Follow a parent's trends from far away
- Turn sharing off whenever you want, in one tap
Made with care, for insights that go deeper
Designed like jewelry and built to be worn day and night, the Tetra band opens up real insight into your overall health: sleep, activity, stress, heart health and plenty more.
Meet the bandYour body, in plain English.
The Fitmo app is free for life, no subscription. Your readings, your daily scores and your trends are always there, on iOS and Android.
Heart health
Sleep & rest
Activity & movement
Stress
Recovery
Share with someone you love
Backed by the country's leading health experts
Fitmo's medical advisors guide what we measure, how the app explains it, and what every number is worth. Their combined clinical expertise makes it easier for hundreds of thousands of people to understand what their body is actually doing.
Board-certified
25+ years experience in a medical specialty
Industry innovations
40+ published studies in medical journals
Clinical oversight
They defined what every score on your Tetra means

Dr. Melynda Barnes, MD
Chief Medical Advisor
Board-certified in cardiology, practicing for over twenty years
Stanford University School of Medicine
Yale School of Medicine
Dr. Raoul Manalac, MD
Sleep Medicine Advisor
Board-certified in sleep medicine and internal medicine
Johns Hopkins University
American Board of Obesity Medicine
Dr. Nitin Vaswani, MD MPH MBA
Clinical Strategy
General practitioner and clinical researcher
University of PennsylvaniaTetra isn't like other trackers
A piece of jewelry that tracks your health around the clock. No screen, no notifications, no subscription.
TETRA
THE OTHERS
You should be able to wear it without thinking about it
Most trackers announce themselves.
Tetra gets noticed too, for the right reason.
A module 5.6 mm thin.
0.4 oz on an adjustable clasp.
No screen, nothing lighting up in the middle of a conversation.
TETRA :"People compliment your bracelet. Nobody guesses it's a sensor."
THE OTHERS :"A sports band you take off the moment you dress up."
A device you take off measures nothing. The best sensor is the one that stays on.
Your health data shouldn't come with a monthly bill
TETRA :One purchase. Free app for life. Your readings stay available, no conditions and no expiration date.
THE OTHERS :$6 to $30 a month just to keep seeing your own data. Stop paying, stop seeing.
Do the math: a $6 a month subscription runs $216 over three years. That's more than the Tetra band itself, and you still own nothing.
Numbers about your health, not your performance
TETRA :Heart rate, blood oxygen, heart rate variability (HRV), deep, light and REM sleep stages, stress level and a recovery score. Continuously, day and night.
THE OTHERS :Steps, calories, and a sleep score with no breakdown of the stages.
Tetra keeps recording even when your phone is in another room, and syncs everything the moment you pick it back up.
You look when you want. It never nags.
A band that alerts you all day ends up creating the very worry it claimed to settle.
Tetra takes the opposite approach.
No screen, so no alerts on your wrist.
Automatic detection lives in the app: turn it on if you want it, turn it off if it weighs on you.
And if you want someone close keeping an eye out, you add them with a QR code. Either direction, you decide.
It's your body. You choose when you look at it.



The data you're after, in a piece of jewelry you won't want to take off.
* Tetra: one-time purchase, no subscription. Smart ring: $349 plus $5.99 a month over three years. Smartwatch: observed retail price range, excluding any optional subscription.
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The Vitro is the other Fitmo band. Same idea, no screen and no subscription, in a build made for a man's wrist. It's the one people buy for a husband or a dad.
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Frequently asked questions
No, and that's the whole point. Tetra has no screen. Nothing lights up, nothing buzzes, nothing grades you in the morning.
It's a jeweled band, with a crystal-set bar and a fine chain. In a meeting, at dinner, in front of your kids, nobody can tell you're tracking anything. Only you know.
Continuously, day and night:
- Heart rate (min, average, max)
- Heart rate variability (HRV)
- Blood oxygen (SpO2)
- Stress level
- Blood pressure trends (observational, not medical)
- Detailed sleep: duration, efficiency, deep, light and REM stages
- Physical recovery score
- Physical and mental readiness score
- Activity: steps, distance, calories burned
- Cycle tracking
You don't enter anything. You wear it, it records.
Yes, and every day of the year. Tetra isn't a ring or a rigid bangle: it's a band with an adjustable sliding clasp.
Your wrists aren't the same size depending on heat, water retention, hormones or the time of the month. A fixed size, picked on one given day, never works every day. The slider adjusts in a second, without you thinking about it.
One size, every wrist.
No. That's a design decision.
Tetra has no screen, so it can't show you anything, remind you of anything, or hold anything against you. It records, and you decide when you open the app.
If you'd rather it watch certain numbers automatically, that feature is in the app and you turn it on yourself. It's off by default.
Yes. The app lets you add someone and share your health and activity data, in either direction.
In practice, a daughter can follow her mother's numbers, a spouse can follow their partner's. Sharing works by invitation, and it stops the moment you decide.
It's the feature most people pick when they buy Tetra as a gift rather than for themselves.
No, never. You buy the band once, and you get every feature and all of your data for life through the free app.
No hidden fees, no monthly charge, no feature locked behind a paywall. Your data belongs to you.
For comparison, a leading smart ring runs about $349 plus $5.99 a month. Over three years, that's more than $560.
Yes. Tetra is water resistant to 10 ATM, tested to roughly 330 feet. Shower, pool, swimming, no problem.
Like any piece of jewelry, rinse it with clean water and dry it after the pool or salt water. It keeps the finish bright over time.
- 5 days of battery depending on how you use it
- Full charge in about 2 hours with the magnetic cable included
The easiest thing is to charge it while you shower or get ready. Two hours is enough, and you don't miss a single night, which is exactly when it does the most work.
Yes. Every morning, the app turns your data into a plain reading, with concrete recommendations instead of a wall of graphs.
It also includes sleep support: an analysis of your night, suggestions, and a library of sounds to fall asleep to.
And daily goals you set yourself, if you want them.
Tetra works with:
iOS
- iOS 11.0 and up
Android
- Android 6.0 and up
Syncing happens over Bluetooth with the free app, on the App Store and Google Play. If your phone isn't nearby, the band keeps recording on its own and your data syncs the moment you reconnect.
No. Tetra gives you estimates and trends to watch over time, so you walk into your appointments with more to go on.
That's exactly where it helps: between two visits, nobody is watching. You show up with readings instead of a feeling. The interpretation and the conclusion stay with your doctor.
You get 30 days to try your Tetra, no strings attached. If it's not for you, send it back and we refund you in full, no questions asked.
Thirty days is also how long it takes for your first trends to show up. It's enough time to judge it, not just to make up your mind.
Yes. Fitmo is a French company, and your data is:
- Encrypted end to end
- Hosted on European servers under GDPR
- Accessible only by you, or the people you authorize
We never sell your data and we don't share it with any commercial third party. You stay in full control at every step, and you can delete everything permanently from the app at any time.

















