The Measurement Layer for Facilitated Group Experience

You can feel when a room shifts. Now you can see it.

Every facilitator reads the room by intuition alone. Luminarsphere gives you the first real view — anonymous, physiological, and delivered minutes after your session ends.

<2 BPMValidated vs. ECG
175+Sessions measured
0Personal data collected
MinutesTo your report
The Problem

Every room responds differently. Facilitators are guiding blind.

In unguided group settings, physiology doesn't converge on its own — each room is heterogeneous. Skilled facilitation is what shapes the experience, yet facilitators have never had a way to see what their guidance actually does.

One room. Many nervous systems.

1

Intuition is real — but invisible. You sense the shift in a breathwork or sound session, but you can't show it, track it, or improve on it.

2

Every participant leaves with a feeling, not a record. The experience fades; there's nothing tangible to bring them back.

3

Consumer wearables measure the individual. No tool has ever measured the room — until now.

Anonymous by design
We can't sell your guests' data.
There isn't any.

Every other wearable runs through an app on a phone. An app needs an account. An account needs a name, an email, a date of birth — and once that exists, someone owns it, stores it, and decides what happens to it.

Luminarsphere has no app. A guest puts on a Molaband™ and hands it back at the end. That's the entire interaction.

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No app to download
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No account to create
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No name or email
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No phone pairing
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Nothing to delete later

A band is a number, and the number only exists for that session. Nothing we hold connects a reading to a person — not because we promise not to look, but because the link was never created.

Your guests join in ten seconds

No sign-up at the door, no phone out during class, no forgotten password. Put the band on and begin.

You never hold members' health data

Your studio doesn't become the custodian of anyone's physiological records. There's no database of your members to secure, breach, or answer for.

Corporate clients clear it quickly

No employee identifiers means no employee data review. The question their legal team usually spends weeks on doesn't arise.

It's why we can measure a room at all

An identity layer is exactly what stops other wearables working at group scale. Removing it is what makes this possible.

One honest caveat. In a small room, people may well recognise their own session — that's unavoidable when six people are present. The design point is that we never hold the link between a reading and a person. Guests reach their own report through a link or code issued for that session, with nothing to sign up for and nothing stored afterwards.

How It Works

From wrist to room in four steps

A complete measurement kit delivered to your venue. No app downloads, no accounts, no setup burden on your participants.

01

Wear

Participants slip on a Molaband™ wristband at the door. Anonymous by design — no names, no sign-ups, no personal data.

02

Stream

The NeuralPulse Node™ edge appliance captures the entire room live throughout your session. Kits start at 10 Molabands™ and scale to 25 on a single Node.

03

Measure

Validated heart-rate-variability signals are captured across the whole room, building a complete physiological picture of your session.

04

See

You receive a Group Audience Response Report (GARR™); each participant can claim their own personal Neural Report™.

Live, In the Room

Watch the room move — while the session is still happening

The live console shows your whole room in real time, with no perceptible latency. As you guide, you can see each participant's nervous-system state shift — engaged, settling, calm — and read the room as it actually responds to you.

Live Session · 32:14
Room Convergence 0.71
Engaged Settling Calm
Live demonstration — states and readings update as a real session would. No personal identity is ever shown.
"Jaw-dropping — no lag at all. You can literally watch the class settle in front of you." — Early facilitator collaborator
Molaband™ Biofeedback

Feel your room move.

You already sense the moment a room arrives. Now you can feel it confirmed — a pulse on your wrist, the instant the room reaches its peak.

Eyes closed. Hands on the bowls. No screen.

A screen is no use mid-session

Every facilitator told us a version of the same thing: the moment the room comes together is the moment you least want to be looking at a laptop. Your hands are busy, your eyes are on the room or closed, and a glance away would break what you are holding.

So we moved the signal off the screen and onto the wrist.

Step one

You wear a lead band

Optional. Put one on and it becomes your signal channel — or leave it off and watch the console instead.

Step two

The room is read live

Every participant's response is captured and the group's convergence computed continuously, on site, as the session unfolds.

Step three

Peak — you feel it

The moment the room reaches a new high, your band pulses. A short haptic, or a flash if you prefer. Then silence.

Step four

And again, higher

It only fires on a new peak. A second pulse means the room went further than before — the session is still deepening.

Your channel, your choice

Some want it on the wrist, some on a screen at the side of the room, some nothing at all until the session ends. All four are supported.

Haptic

A short, quiet pulse. Nothing visible or audible to the room — the default for dark rooms and ceremonies.

Flash

A brief glow on the band face. Useful in a lit studio where a pulse might be missed through movement.

Screen only

Wear no band at all. The live console shows the same peaks, for you or for someone assisting from the side.

Nothing at all

Run the session blind and read the whole arc afterwards. The recording is identical either way.

One thing worth knowing

Your lead band does not join the measurement. A facilitator's physiology is doing something quite different from the room's, and mixing it in would distort the very thing you are trying to read. The lead band signals only — it never contributes data.

And it changes nothing about what is recorded. Whether you feel every peak or none of them, the session, the group report and each participant's own report are exactly the same.

Hardware ready · trigger in build

Where this actually stands

The hardware is already there. The haptic motor is built into the Molaband™ units now in production with our manufacturer. Nothing needs to be added to the band.

What we are building is the trigger: the node detecting a new peak and signalling the lead band mid-session. That integration is in progress and not in facilitators' hands yet — so it is a feature we can show you rather than one you can use today.

If you would use it, we want to hear how. Whether a pulse at peak is the right signal, whether it should fire on every new high or only significant ones, and what would make it intrusive rather than useful — that feedback is shaping it now.

What You Get

Evidence, minutes after the last breath

Room state timeline from a 74-minute sound bath, showing average heart-rhythm variability. The line moves through a middle band, falls to its most activated point of 49 ms at 55 minutes, then rises steeply to its most settled point of 130 ms at 73 minutes.
Sound bath · 74 minutes · 10 bands · 10/10 clean signal 71 → 122 ms, entry to exit
Question one
Where did the room go?

State is whether the room became more activated or more settled. It is the chart above — the room's average heart-rhythm variability, minute by minute.

Most settled at 73 min · 130 ms
Question two
Did they go together?

Convergence is whether people moved as one, in whichever direction. A room can settle deeply while everyone does it separately — that is a different session.

Tightest together at 39 min · 0.77

Those are two different minutes, and that is the point. This room came together at thirty-nine and settled deepest at seventy-three. One number would have hidden that. Neither reading grades the session — and neither is better than the other.

📊

The facilitator's view

Whole-room timeline of how physiology moved through your session — the complete measured record of your room.

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A takeaway — and something to talk about

Each guest claims a personal Neural Report™: where they entered, where they peaked, how they came back. It brings them back — and it gives you a way in. Instead of "how was that?", you can turn to someone and say their system shifted at minute twenty, and hear what was actually happening for them. The data doesn't tell you what they experienced. It tells you who to ask, and when.

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Anonymous by design

The system is architected so identity is never stored. Participants stay private; you get the aggregate view.

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Gets sharper every session

Compare rooms, formats, and techniques over time — and as more sessions are measured, your benchmarks keep improving. Your practice compounds.

Open a real one

Sample reports are live at both addresses, exactly as a venue and a participant receive them — no slide, no mockup. After a real session the venue opens the first; each participant opens the second with a code handed to them on a card, with no account and no email.

The venue's report
Group Audience Response Report
venue.luminarsphere.com →
A participant's report
Neural Report™
report.luminarsphere.com →
The Signature Layer

Every kit sees the room. Convergence shows you when you moved it.

The Convergence Score™ is our proprietary, patent-pending measure of how a room moves together — the only metric of its kind. It's the difference between knowing what happened and knowing what you did.

Convergence Score™ — a real session, unedited

Convergence Score timeline from a 74-minute sound bath. The line moves in a moderate band for most of the session, drops to 0.13 around minute 35, then climbs sharply to a peak of 0.77 at minute 39 before settling back.
Sound bath · 74 minutes · 10 bands · 10/10 clean signal Peak 0.77 at 39 min
0.77
Peak convergence
at 39 min
71→122
Room state, ms
entry to exit
10/10
Bands holding
clean signal

At thirty-nine minutes, the bowl gave way to the voice

Look at what the line does. The room had scattered — convergence had fallen to 0.13 four minutes earlier, about as dispersed as a room gets. Then it climbs almost vertically to 0.77, the tightest alignment of the whole session, and eases back within a few minutes.

I was in the room. What changed at that moment was the instrument. The facilitator came off the singing bowl and began to sing.

What this does not prove. One session, one moment. The measurement cannot tell you the voice caused it, and we are not going to claim it did — the report itself says the number can't say why a room aligns when it does. Reading that is the facilitator's work, not the instrument's.

What it does show. Everyone in that room felt something happen. What has never existed before is the record of it — to the minute, so a facilitator can set it against what they were actually doing. That is the whole point of the measure.

✦

Peak moments, timestamped

See exactly when the room came together — and connect it to the cue, breath round, or transition you delivered in that moment.

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Your craft, made visible

Convergence turns facilitation from something you feel into something you can study, refine, and prove.

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Session-over-session convergence

Track how your rooms respond across formats and techniques. Watch your signature develop over time.

What It Offers Your Practice

Proof shaped for the work you actually do.

The same measure, spoken in the language of your modality — because a sound bath and a vinyasa flow move a room in very different ways.

Sound Bath

Sound Bath & Vibrational Healing

"Show the room dissolving into one shared calm."
  • See the drop-in. Watch the exact minute the bowls, gong, or voice pulled the group into collective convergence — and how long you held them there.
  • Prove your sound worked. Hand each participant a report of the room's convergence arc — a keepsake that says this is what we created together.
  • Refine your set. Learn which instruments and passages drove the deepest convergence, and build sessions around what lands.
  • Fill more seats. A measured convergence arc is a marketing asset no other sound practitioner in your area can offer.
Meditation

Guided & Group Meditation

"See the moment the group arrives together."
  • Watch stillness take hold. The arc reveals when your guidance moved the room from scattered to settled — the collective arrival you sense but couldn't show.
  • Give beginners evidence. New meditators doubt they're "doing it right." A convergence report shows them their nervous system responded — with the group.
  • Compare your scripts. See which guidance, pacing, or silence produced the strongest shared settling, and teach from what works.
  • Deepen retention. Participants return to see how the room's convergence grows across a series.
Yoga

Yoga & Movement

"Watch the class find its shared rhythm."
  • See the class synchronize. As breath and movement align, watch the room converge — most visibly through savasana, where the shared settling is clearest.
  • Show the closing landing. Give students the convergence arc of their practice, peaking as the room comes to rest together.
  • Sequence with data. Learn which flows and pacing brought the room together, and design classes that reliably land.
  • Stand apart. Offer studios and students something no ordinary class can — a measured signature of the collective experience.
Breathwork

Breathwork & Nervous-System Practice

"Make the room's shift in state visible."
  • See the state change. Breathwork moves the nervous system on purpose — the arc shows the room shifting together, toward activation or deep rest.
  • Track the whole journey. From the build to the release, watch the collective arc move through the session's phases.
  • Show, don't tell. Participants feel the shift; the report proves the room moved with them.
  • Book corporate & group work. A measured group-state report is a credible offer for workplace and team sessions.
The Honest View

Every room is different. So is every person in it.

Put people in the same room, moving through the same session, and they respond in completely different ways — because each arrives with a different history, a different baseline, a different state. For one, it registers as deep rest. For another, emotion rises, or the nervous system activates. Neither is better or worse. They're simply different — and until now, no one could see it.

Not everyone needs to land in the same place. That isn't a flaw in a session — it's the truth of a room.

We don't make a room converge. We let you see when it does. Some sessions disperse. Some land together — and when a whole room settles as one, that's a session worth remembering, and worth understanding. Because now you can measure it, session after session, learn what you did that made it happen, and find out whether you can do it again.

This isn't only what the data shows — it's what experienced facilitators have always sensed. Across breathwork, sound, and meditation, practitioners describe the same thing: no two people in a room receive a session in quite the same way. Our instrument is the first to make that visible.

We provide the honest view of what actually happened in the room. What you do with it is your craft.

Who It's For

Built for the people who hold the room

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Breathwork Facilitators

See the room move with every round

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Yoga & Meditation Studios

Differentiate your classes with evidence

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Sound Bath Practitioners

Show what participants felt but couldn't name

🌌

Immersive Venues

Measure audience response at venue scale

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Retreats & Corporate Wellness

Deliver outcomes clients can see

The Science

Only validated physiology. Nothing else.

Luminarsphere measures peer-reviewed physiological variables — the same heart-rate-variability signals trusted by leading consumer wearables — captured at the group level for the first time. Patent-pending measurement architecture, developed with a scientific advisory board spanning biofeedback, immersive media, and clinical research.

HRV-based measurement
Peer-reviewed variables only
Patent-pending Convergence Score™
Scientific Advisory Board
Anonymous by design
Validation To Date

What we've proven so far — and what we haven't

We hold ourselves to the standard we'd want applied to anyone else measuring physiology. Here is where the platform actually stands.

<2 BPM
Mean error vs. ECG

Molaband™ heart-rate capture bench-validated against a Polar H10 ECG chest-strap reference. Our signal is measured against clinical-grade equipment, not assumed.

175+
Real sessions captured

Across breathwork, yoga, sound, immersive dome and high-activation environments — real rooms with real people, not laboratory conditions.

Pre-registered
Study now underway

Analysis plan locked before data collection, with an independent statistician responsible for the analysis. We committed to our method before we saw the results.

Patent-pending
Measurement architecture

A U.S. provisional patent covering our core measurement and group-metric methods was filed in June 2026.

Engineering Milestone

We built our own beat detection

During hardware evaluation we found that the intervals reported by off-the-shelf wearables were unreliable — duplicated and under-sampled relative to actual beats. Streaming the raw optical signal confirmed every beat was there to be found. So we built our own detection pipeline from the raw waveform. Most platforms built on consumer wearables never discover this.

Validity Check

It measures activation, not just calm

A measurement that only ever shows people relaxing isn't measuring anything. Across high-activation sessions our metrics moved in the opposite direction — evidence that the signal tracks what the room is actually doing, rather than drifting downward over any session.

What is established, and what is ours. The signal is validated — our hardware was bench-validated against a clinical-grade ECG reference. Our synchrony measure (ISC) is an established method from the neuroscience literature; what is new is applying it live, at room scale. Our Convergence Score is our own patent-pending metric, built on peer-reviewed foundations but not itself independently validated. Our own findings remain early-stage, drawn from small cohorts. We have not demonstrated clinical outcomes, and the platform is a wellness and research measurement system — not a medical device. The pre-registered study now underway is designed to estimate effect sizes honestly, and we have committed to reporting its results whichever direction they fall.
The Evidence Base

Built on established science — extending it to the room

Heart-rate variability is one of the most extensively studied physiological signals in the peer-reviewed literature. Luminarsphere applies that established foundation to a setting it has never been measured in: the whole group, in real time.

Established Literature

HRV as a marker of autonomic state

Decades of peer-reviewed research link heart-rate variability to stress, recovery, and nervous-system regulation — the same signal foundation used by validated consumer wearables.

Grounded in the published HRV research base.

Established Literature

Physiological responses to shared experience

A growing body of work documents how people's physiology shifts within group and immersive settings — the scientific backdrop Luminarsphere is built to measure directly.

Grounded in published group-physiology research.

Our Early Work

Rooms are heterogeneous by default

Across our exploratory validation sessions (small cohorts of unguided participants), rooms did not converge on their own — confirming that what shapes a group experience is facilitation, not the setting alone.

Luminarsphere internal validation, N=12–15 · exploratory.

Our Early Work

Real-time responsiveness to cues

In session, measured group physiology moved in response to facilitator cues and transitions — early evidence that the room can be read, and guided, in real time.

Luminarsphere internal validation · exploratory.

On how we talk about our data. Luminarsphere reports only peer-reviewed, scientifically validated physiological variables — never energetic, chakra, or bioresonance framing. We distinguish carefully between established methods we apply and novel metrics that are ours. Our own findings are early-stage, drawn from small cohorts, and we present them as such. The larger, controlled studies come next — including collaborative research now in development with academic and immersive-science partners.
Market Signal

The practitioners are already there — reaching for the tools

The wellness field is full of skilled facilitators who know they change a room, and who increasingly speak the language of physiology and measurement. What they've lacked isn't belief in the effect. It's the instrument.

A growing shareof the wellness field are practitioners seeking real tools, not just consumers

Across large, unprompted community conversations on nervous-system regulation, a meaningful share of participants aren't just consumers — they're practitioners themselves, actively looking for tools, frameworks, and ways to work together. The appetite for a measurement layer isn't hypothetical. It's already moving through the field.

A research-literate practitioner segment already cites HRV, vagal tone, and autonomic regulation alongside their experiential work.
— Recurring pattern across wellness practitioner communities
Studios already host breathwork, sound baths, and meditation as recurring paid programming — the exact rooms a kit measures.
— Observed across the independent studio landscape
The gap is consistent: facilitators can feel the shift they create, but have never had a way to show it, track it, or refine it.
— The problem Luminarsphere was built to solve
An early facilitator collaborator described it as solving a big problem in wellness — and a turning point for how he'll stand out in his field.
— Early facilitator collaborator

Reflects patterns observed across wellness-practitioner communities and Luminarsphere's own research. Named practitioner endorsements will be added as collaborators confirm participation.

Audio Overview

The whole platform, explained out loud.

A conversational walkthrough of what Luminarsphere™ actually measures, how the instrument works, and what the Convergence Score™ does — and does not — claim. If you would rather listen than read, start here.

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How this was made. This overview was generated with Google NotebookLM from Luminarsphere's own technical documentation — the voices you hear are synthetic. Every measurement, hardware specification and stated limit discussed in it is real, and all of it is set out in writing on the Science tab.

Where to go next

Who's Behind It

Clinical-grade measurement, by people who've done it before

O

Olu — Founder & CEO

Clinical Data Manager · 17 Years

Luminarsphere was founded by a director-level Clinical Data Manager with 17 years building and governing clinical databases across leading research and pharmaceutical organizations. That clinical-data discipline runs through everything the platform does: anonymous by design, measurement-first, and rigorously validated.

It's why Luminarsphere treats a wellness room the way a research team treats a study: define the variable, validate the signal, protect the participant, and never claim more than the data supports.

Clinical Data Management Director-level, 23-person team Global Executive MBA (AI), 2026

Scientific Advisory Board

Luminarsphere is guided by advisors spanning biofeedback science, immersive media, and clinical research — ensuring every measurement claim is held to a research-grade standard.

Biofeedback & HRV Science

Board-certified HRV biofeedback authority

A recognized specialist in heart-rate-variability biofeedback and applied psychophysiology, advising on measurement-window standards and signal validity.

Immersive Media & Group Experience

Immersive-science leader

A pioneer in immersive dome and group-experience media, advising on how physiological measurement translates to real venues and audiences at scale.

Clinical & Applied Research

University clinical-research scientist

A veteran clinical researcher in applied neuroscience and human-subjects technology, advising on study design, ethics, and validation strategy.

Full advisor names and affiliations published as public listings are confirmed.

Pricing

See what your craft is actually doing.

A facilitator works blind. You can feel a room arrive and never know which of your choices brought it there. This makes that visible — live, while you are still in the room, and in writing afterwards. Try it one session at a time, or own your kit outright and keep it.

No commitment

Session

10-Molaband™ Kit · per session
$59
or $49.80 each in a 5-session bank — $249
per session you run · no monthly fee
$300 activation, waived entirely when you move to a kit. We deliver, leave it with you for the week, and collect it after.
  • No monthly commitment and no deposit — the kit stays with us between sessions
  • Everything you spend credits against a kit if you move up
  • Sessions in the same week share one delivery
  • Live console, GARR™ and a Neural Report™ for every guest
  • San Diego County only, because we drive it to you
Book a first session

Own in 24

The same pack, paid monthly
$115
per month for twenty-four months — then it is yours
$2,760 in total · nothing down
Everything in the Studio Pack, spread across two years instead of paid at once.
  • The kit becomes your property at payment twenty-four
  • Nothing to return, ever — we ship it once
  • Core plan included throughout, then $69/month
  • Setup, training and certification included
  • Two-year hardware warranty
  • Cancel and return inside 30 days if it is not for you
Join the Waitlist

What you are actually buying

Not a wellness gadget. An instrument for tuning your own craft.

You already know when a room arrives. What you have never been able to see is which of your choices brought it there — the bowl or the voice, the long exhale or the silence after it, the moment you slowed down versus the moment you thought you should. Every facilitator we have spoken to describes the same blindness, and most have built a practice on instinct alone because there was nothing else to build it on.

In one real session, convergence sat at 0.13 — the room scattered — and four minutes later it reached 0.77. What changed was not the lighting or the room temperature. The facilitator came off the singing bowl and began to sing. That was felt in the room. Now it can be seen, and done again on purpose.

That is the whole product. Your instinct was always real. This is the first time it leaves a record.

Why we would rather you owned it. Leasing hardware caps how many rooms we can reach — every kit we lease is a kit sitting in one venue. Selling them means we can be in a studio in Portland as easily as one in Encinitas, and it means you are not renting something that should be yours. Compare it with the energy- imaging cameras already sold into this field at $2,999 for a starter pack: ours costs less, and unlike theirs, every claim it makes is one we have tested against a medical-grade ECG and published the limits of.

Every kit runs on a plan

The Convergence Score™ is computed on our servers, not on the band — so the plan is not a paywall bolted onto hardware, it is where the measurement actually happens. Your kit keeps working whatever you pay: you can always run a session and watch each person live. What a plan adds is the Convergence Score™, the GARR™, your guests’ Neural Reports™ and your history. Session bookings have a plan built into the price.

Archive
$9 /month
if you step away
  • Every report you have already run stays readable
  • Your history is never deleted
  • Run sessions and watch the room live, as always
  • No new Convergence Scores™, GARRs™ or Neural Reports™
  • Everything returns the moment you resume
Core
$69 /month
four sessions included · $12 each after
  • Live console and Convergence Score™, as it happens
  • GARR™ after every session
  • A Neural Report™ for every guest
  • Session-over-session history and trends
  • Benchmarked against the Neural Bank™
Studio
$119 /month
twelve sessions included · $12 each after
  • Everything in Core
  • Segment norms — your room against similar rooms
  • Several facilitators on one account
  • Branded reports and a marketing kit
Unlimited
$249 /month
no session cap
  • Everything in Studio
  • More than one room or node
  • Priority support
  • Raw data export — your sessions, in full, yours to keep

Pay for a year up front and you pay for ten months. Founding collaborators keep Core at $49/month for as long as they stay subscribed — first twenty-five studios.

Other ways to work with us

Not every room is a studio with a weekly class.

On-site kit

$400 / month · founding rate

We own and maintain a dedicated kit that lives at your venue, with unlimited sessions and everything in Unlimited. Built for rooms running twelve or more sessions a month — below that, owning is cheaper for you and we will say so.

Retreats

$895 per retreat · or a 20-band kit at $3,495

A week of sessions produces something a single class never can: the arc. How this group moved across five days, who settled and when, and which days did the work. We ship a twenty-band kit for the week, or you buy one outright if you run retreats all year — at a twenty-guest retreat, the kit costs about five per cent of one week's revenue.

Residency

$299 · thirty days

A kit shipped to you for a month. Festivals, retreats, pop-ups and one-off events anywhere in the country. We ship it out and you send it back.

Certification

$295 · included in the Studio Pack

Facilitator certification on the method: how to read a room live, what the Convergence Score™ does and does not claim, and how to run a measured series. Certified facilitators are listed in our directory, which is where venues looking for this find you.

Training kit

$200 / month · 2 bands

A two-band demonstration kit for facilitator trainers and schools. Stamp each technique as you teach it, then see which ones moved the body. Training data is kept separate from venue data.

Summit

Custom

25-band kits and large-format deployments. Immersive venues, multi-room installations, festivals and retreats, with on-site support and event-format reporting.

Which one, honestly. It comes down to how many sessions a month you run. At two a month, Sessions are the right answer and a pack would take about two years to pay back. At four a month, owning pays for itself in about twelve months. At eight, it is roughly six. If you are already running them weekly, take the pack. If you are testing whether your room takes to this at all, book Sessions — everything you spend credits against a pack later, and the revenue calculator works it out for you. We would rather tell you which is cheapest than let you find out later.
Build a programme, not just a class

The strongest thing you can sell with this is a series. An eight-week measured programme gives your members a reason to buy the block rather than drop in, a reason to attend every week, and something at the end no other studio in your area can offer.

Week one

Each participant is handed a card with their own code. They keep it for the whole series — that code is how their sessions link together, with no account and no name.

Every week

They wear a Molaband™, you see the room live, and they claim their Neural Report™ afterwards using the same code.

Week eight

They see the whole arc — how their responses changed across eight weeks of practice. Most people have never seen anything like it about themselves.

What it does for you

Eight sessions bought upfront instead of eight separate decisions, and a genuine reason to attend consistently. Miss a week and there is a gap in your own record.

The code card is the one thing to get right. Because we hold no names or accounts, a participant's code is what connects their sessions. You print the cards, hand them out in week one, and keep a few spares — we will send you a template. Anyone who loses theirs simply starts a fresh code; nothing else is affected.

One honest note. A series shows how someone's responses changed over eight weeks. It does not tell you whether they improved — that is a claim we do not make and would not want you making either. What it shows is real, measured, and theirs.

What happens if you pause your plan

Owning the kit means owning the instrument. We never want a studio to feel that stopping a subscription turns their hardware into a paperweight, so it does not.

Your kit keeps working. You can still run sessions and watch each participant live in the console. What pauses is the Convergence Score™, the GARR™ and your guests’ Neural Reports™ — the things our servers generate. Your session history is never deleted, and everything returns the moment you resume. Archive at $9/month keeps every report you have already run readable in the meantime.

Founding collaborator rates — locked for the life of your account
Standard pricing applies once the founding cohort closes.

Reserve your place in the founding cohort

We onboard a limited number of studios each month, in the order places were reserved. A deposit holds yours and locks your founding rate.

Reserve my spot — $200 deposit

Fully refundable, any time before your kit ships — no questions, no forms, no deadline to change your mind. The $200 comes off your first month, so if you go ahead it costs you nothing extra. If you change your mind, email us and we refund it the same day.

Step 1

A short call

We walk your numbers together and confirm the platform fits how you actually run sessions. No obligation.

Step 2

We install on site

We deliver the Molabands™, set up your NeuralPulse Node™, and train your team. Usually a single visit, around two hours.

Step 3

Your first Convergence Class

We're there for it. Your facilitator runs the room; you see the live view and your first group report the same day.

Step 4

Month to month

No long contract. Bands and node remain ours and are covered for normal wear — you're never buying hardware.

We onboard a limited number of studios each month. Prices shown are founding collaborator rates.

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Brand activations, corporate experiences and luxury retreats — instrumented and quoted per event day.

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For academic investigators studying group psychophysiology outside the laboratory.

FAQ

Questions facilitators ask us

Do my participants need to download an app?
No. Participants simply put on a Molaband™ at the door. There are no apps, accounts, or sign-ups. After the session, they can optionally claim their personal Neural Report™ online.
What about privacy?
There is no app, no account, no name and no email — so there is no personal data to hold. A band is a number that exists only for that session, and nothing we store connects a reading to a person. Your studio never becomes the custodian of members' health data, and guests reach their own report through a session link or code with nothing to sign up for. In a small room people may of course recognise their own session; the design point is that we never hold the link.
What exactly does it measure?
Only peer-reviewed, scientifically validated physiological variables — heart-rate-variability signals of the same kind used by leading consumer wearables — captured across the whole room.
What is the Convergence Score™?
Our proprietary, patent-pending measure of how a room moves together — the signature layer of the platform and the only metric of its kind. Every kit sees the live convergence panel on the facilitator console. The Convergence tier unlocks the analysis layer: a full convergence timeline in every GARR™, peak moments timestamped to your cues, and session-over-session tracking.
Is this a medical or diagnostic device?
No. Luminarsphere is a measurement and reporting tool for facilitated group experiences. It does not diagnose, treat, or make health claims — it shows you how the room responded, physiologically, during your session.
How complicated is setup?
The NeuralPulse Node™ arrives as a plug-in appliance. Power it on, distribute the bands, run your session. Your GARR™ is generated minutes after you close the session.
What if my room holds more people than I have Molabands™?
Your kit measures a representative sample of the room. Many studios start with 10 bands and add more as they grow — larger kits and event-format deployments are available.
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