Archive · 18 Nov 2025
Zomato Founder Defends Temple, Brain Blood Flow Monitoring Device
Zomato's founder, Deepinder Goyal, is working on a new device called Temple.
It measures brain blood flow, which Goyal thinks might be connected to how fast we age.
He's been using it for a year and thinks it could be helpful, even if his theory about gravity isn't true.
He also said Temple is a small project and not a big company like Zomato.
Temple is an experimental device to monitor brain blood flow in real-time
Deepinder Goyal, Zomato's founder-CEO, believes Temple could be an important health wearable
Goyal's Gravity Aging Hypothesis suggests gravity affects human lifespan
Temple is a project of Continue Research, Goyal's exploration into human aging
Goyal addressed memes and speculation about the device and company
- Who
- Deepinder Goyal, founder-CEO of Zomato and Eternal
- What
- Defended Temple, a brain blood flow monitoring device
- When
- Responded on LinkedIn to a post about Temple
- Where
- On professional networking platform LinkedIn
- Why
- To explain and defend Temple against online accusations and memes
Supporters of Temple
Skeptics and Critics
Potential of Temple
Supporters of Temple
Temple could shape into an important wearable the world needs
Skeptics and Critics
Unproven and may not live up to expectations
Gravity Aging Hypothesis
Supporters of Temple
An interesting and potentially groundbreaking theory
Skeptics and Critics
Unsubstantiated and lacks scientific consensus
- Device Name
- Temple
- Purpose
- Monitor brain blood flow in real-time
- Developer
- Continue Research, Goyal's human existence exploration project
- Duration of Use
- One year by Goyal
- Potential Benefit
- Could become an important health tool for the world