Archive · 11 Jan 2026
Deepinder Goyal's Temple Device for Brain Health
Deepinder Goyal, the founder of Zomato, has created a device called Temple that he wears on his forehead.
This device helps monitor the blood flow to his brain.
It's becoming popular in India and on social media.
Goyal explains that the device is part of a more practical approach to biohacking, which focuses on improving health, fitness, and mental clarity.
Unlike extreme biohacking, this device aims to provide useful information to help people understand and improve their health.
Deepinder Goyal created a forehead device called Temple to monitor brain blood flow.
The device is gaining popularity in India and on social media.
Goyal's approach to biohacking focuses on metabolic health, fitness, and mental clarity.
Temple is not yet used for mainstream biohacking but aims to provide useful health information.
The device represents a more grounded version of biohacking compared to extreme experimentation.
- Who
- Deepinder Goyal, founder of Zomato and creator of the Temple device
- What
- A forehead device called Temple that monitors blood flow to the brain
- When
- Recently gaining popularity in India
- Where
- India, with a dedicated Instagram page
- Why
- To focus on metabolic health, fitness, and mental clarity
- Device Name
- Temple
- Founder
- Deepinder Goyal
- Purpose
- Monitor blood flow to the brain
- Popularity
- Gaining traction in India and on social media
- Focus Areas
- Metabolic health, fitness, mental clarity