The M'AKOMA bracelet rendered in 3D: beads and core hub on a braided cord.

A 3D anatomy of the bracelet: each matte-black bead carries an engraved gold Adinkra symbol, a small circuit board and a haptic motor; the gold core hub holds the battery, microphone and speaker.

Fine jewelry

The people
you carry.

Worn on the wrist. Felt across the distance.

Six beads.
One quiet channel.

Beyond the circle

It does more than you’d think.

Every bead is a button. Press one, your phone runs a shortcut.

Building in public

Not a render.
Watch it become real.

The first bracelets are on the bench right now. These are the receipts.

The first M'AKOMA prototype worn on the wrist: three beads with laser-marked Adinkra symbols
AugustOn the wrist.
JulyFirst light, from the bench.
A soldering iron on a M'AKOMA bead circuit, smaller than a fingertip
JulyEvery bead, soldered by hand.
The flex-spine circuit panel (core hub and six bead boards) at the assembly house
AugustThe spine, on the line.
The assembled prototype bracelet: matte black beads and core hub on a knotted cord
AugustAssembled. Waiting for its circle.

Carry them
with you.

The first beads are being strung.

Follow the build on Instagram → @makoma.io

Questions

When can I get one?

We’re hand-building the first units now. Join the waitlist and you’ll be first to hear ship dates, before any public announcement.

How much will it cost?

Founding-circle pricing is being finalized. Circle members lock it in first, ahead of the public price.

Do my friends need to buy one too?

No. You buy one bracelet and invite people from the app. They can light and speak to your beads from their phone before they ever own hardware. When they get a bracelet, it becomes two-way.

Is it a smartwatch or fitness tracker?

No. M’AKOMA is jewelry first: no screens, no feeds, no step counts, no notifications. Just the few people you choose, with you all the time.