What Is the Oura Ring and How Does Sleep Tracking Work
The Oura Ring is a health-tracking ring worn on your finger that measures sleep stages, heart rate, and recovery — here's how it works.
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The basic Oura app is free and shows your scores and daily trends. Oura also offers an optional membership ($5.99/month) that unlocks detailed health insights, cycle tracking for women, and personalized recommendations. The ring works without the membership.
Understand your three daily scores
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The Oura Ring is a lightweight titanium ring that tracks your sleep, readiness, and activity 24 hours a day. It has been clinically validated for sleep staging accuracy and is used by athletes, doctors, and everyday people who want detailed insight into how their body recovers overnight. The ring pairs with a free app on iPhone or Android, and gives you three daily scores — Sleep, Readiness, and Activity — each rated from 0 to 100.
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