Just delegate it.

Hand off tasks to your AI agents with a ring that lets you know when they’re done.

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Designed in India · For those who do

A person at a desk wearing the Rhyme Devices R1 ring on their index finger, mid-gesture beside an open laptop

The problem

Three things nobody warns you about.

01

You asked. It stopped. You found out 30 minutes later.

You give an agent a task and go do something else, because that was the entire point. It gets three steps in, hits something it needs you to approve, and waits. You come back later to a blinking cursor and a job that never ran.

The work was never the bottleneck. Knowing when you were needed was.

How to use the ring

Press. Speak. Get on with your day.

  1. A thumb pressing the recessed orange button on the Rhyme Devices R1 ring worn on the index finger

    Step 1

    Press and hold.

    We designed the button to be addictively clicky.

  2. A hand raised near the mouth, speaking into the microphone on the Rhyme Devices R1 ring

    Step 2

    Delegate the task.

    Talk the way you would to a colleague.

  3. A hand resting near a laptop, wearing the Rhyme Devices R1 ring, with soft warm glowing dots drifting upward from it

    Step 3

    Feel the answer.

    The ring buzzes you when it's done.

What it does

You say one sentence. It does the rest. Zero tabs opened.

Growth associate, D2C beauty brand
Pull our Q3 sales numbers, turn the top three movers into a campaign proposal, and schedule a review meeting with marketing on Thursday.

Reads the data. Builds the campaign. Books the room.

Operations associate, food delivery
Find who is running dark stores in Mumbai, pull every vendor email from last quarter, and put it together as a partnership pitch.

Researches the market. Digs through the inbox. Ships a deck.

Product manager, fintech
Audit our onboarding flow, pull last month’s app support tickets, generate the new user flows and schedule 5 customers to test it with tomorrow.

Reviews the product. Gathers the feedback. Makes the assets. Sets the customer calls.

Finishes

Pick a player.

The band is machined titanium with an endearing, addictively clicky button. We are not jewellery designers pretending to blend in. This is what devices designed with character look like.

  • The Rhyme Devices R1 in the Orange / Silver colorway

    Orange / Silver

  • The Rhyme Devices R1 in the White / Silver colorway

    White / Silver

  • More finishes on the way.

Why the Ring

Your finger finds out before your screen does.

The ring and the Mac app are one system. You speak into the ring. The agent works on your Mac. The status comes back to your finger.

Got itOne tap
Your words are captured and the agent is working. You can walk away already.
Needs youTwo taps
The agent hit something only you can settle. An approval, a choice, a detail it does not have.
DoneThree taps
The work is finished. No dashboard, no refresh, no checking.

The middle one is why this exists. Every agent eventually stops and waits on something only you can give it. With no way to be told, you either sit and watch a progress bar or you come back twenty minutes later to a job that stalled at step three. Being told is what makes running three at once possible.

Two taps is the difference between delegating and hovering.

The device

Designed with restraint. On purpose.

Exploded technical view of the Rhyme Devices R1 showing the circuit board, curved flex lithium polymer battery, haptic motor, button switch, microphone capsule, and charging contact pads

A slim band, a microphone, one button under your thumb, and a motor small enough to disappear until it has something to tell you.

It does not track your sleep. It works for a living.

Macro close-up of the Rhyme Devices R1’s recessed oval button and microphone mesh on the brushed silver band

One button. That is the entire interface.

Nothing to learn and nothing to look at. Press and hold to talk. Click to say yes. That is the entire manual.

A device that drives your workday shouldn’t need instructions. Ours doesn’t.

Extreme macro close-up of the microphone mesh on the Rhyme Devices R1, centered in frame

The mic is off until your thumb says otherwise.

No ambient listening. The mic does nothing until you hold the button. Nothing ever gets captured in the background.

A device you wear every day should be straightforward on privacy. Ours is.

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