Devices

Low-cost instruments
for the inner body.

We design AI-powered devices that are non-intrusive, culturally legible, and within reach of the many — not the few. Our first device, SakshiSense, is now in the world.

Flagship · in field

SakshiSense
the meditation companion.

A gentle, AI-powered presence on your cushion — a quiet witness to your practice. Built with the IKS Research Centre at the Institute for Science and Spirituality, Delhi.

Available as App & Wearable
For Practitioners, retreats & schools
Made in India
Design philosophy

Instruments that respect
the practice they observe.

Every Manas AI device begins with the same set of questions: Does it disrupt what it is meant to support? Can it reach every household, not only the affluent? Does it deepen autonomy, or quietly take it away?

Principle 01

Non-intrusive

No headgear, no skin compression, no devices competing for attention. Our instruments stay out of the way.

Principle 02

Affordable

Designed and manufactured for Indian price points. If only the few can afford it, it cannot heal the many.

Principle 03

Non-coercive

Our devices reflect; they do not nudge. No engagement loops. No streaks. No grading of your practice.

What's next

Beyond meditation.

SakshiSense is the first endpoint, not the last. Our device roadmap extends into ambient stress sensing, sleep companions, attention support for learning environments, and community-health instruments for rural deployment.

NEXT · 01

Ambient stress sensing

Passive, low-friction signals for everyday wellbeing — at home and at work.

NEXT · 02

Sleep companion

Rhythm and recovery, measured without overclaiming — for both research and personal use.

NEXT · 03

Attention for learning

Classroom-friendly tools for schools and gurukulas — building attention as a skill from a young age.

NEXT · 04

Community-health instruments

Rugged, offline-first devices for community health workers in rural and remote settings.

Want to pilot, partner, or pre-order?

We're inviting research partners, retreats, and clinics to pilot SakshiSense — and we welcome conversations about devices still on the roadmap.