Natura’s Interface Smart Ring Puts AI Agents on Your Finger for $99

At $99, Natura’s Interface ring is priced to attract early adopters. Natura announced the product but has not yet shipped it, and no independent hands-on testing has been identified as of this writing.

Why This Moment, Why a Ring

Natura’s founder argues that a finger press is a less disruptive path to an AI agent than unlocking a phone and navigating an app.

Founder Carlo Edoardo Ferraris, who previously built consumer-accessories company Rolling Square, frames Interface as a screenless interface for AI. The ring follows Natura’s earlier HumanPods, open-ear earbuds built around the same NatureOS software ecosystem.

How Natura Says It Works

Press the ring, speak a request, and receive a response through connected headphones, an iPhone Live Activity notification, or the NatureOS app.

Natura plans integrations with Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot, Meta’s Muse, and a scheduling AI agent called Instinct, among others. It is worth noting that Natura’s current official pages list a different set of agents, including Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw, and tinyNature; the supported lineup appears to still be evolving.

The intended workflow lets you route requests to the right agent for the task. Claude handles a coding question; Instinct books a dinner reservation.