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The device is priced at Rs 85,000 and will be allocated only to a select group of users who can provide feedback, so potential buyers need to know how to secure a spot and what the cost entails.
Multiple people who entered the waitlist posted screengrabs on X, which shows the price of the device. Interested users have to apply through the official website, sharing details about themselves, their work and what they expect from the device. Goyal has said the company will personally pick people who can give meaningful feedback.
Deepinder Goyal, the founder of Zomato, is launching a new hardware product called Temple, a wearable device that is being offered through a curated waitlist to gather user insights before broader release.