The World’s Most Wearable AI

This is the Limitless Pendant — a beautifully designed, aluminum wearable that listens to your day, transcribes your conversations, and helps you remember what matters most. It’s one of those products that makes you stop and think: are we entering a world where your memory actually has a backup drive? Links are down below if you want to check it out for yourself, and special thanks to Limitless for sponsoring this video.

At its core, the Limitless Pendant is a wearable AI companion that records, transcribes, and summarizes everything you say — and everything said around you. The idea is to go beyond your mind’s limitations by capturing ideas, conversations, and moments that would otherwise slip away. It’s like having a photographic memory, but for words. And yes, this is backed by Sam Altman and other notable investors, so this isn’t some no-name gadget from a Kickstarter campaign. These are big players in the AI space, building a product that feels both futuristic and surprisingly personal.

The Limitless Pendant is sleek, lightweight, and built from durable aluminum. It feels more like jewelry than tech — which is a rare thing to say in 2025. The magnetized clip design is genuinely clever: you can attach it to your shirt, lapel, or wear it on the included necklace. It’s discreet enough to go under a shirt and minimal enough to wear proudly on top.

There’s no screen, no distractions — just a small white indicator light that tells you it’s listening. When you want privacy, you simply press and hold the side button until the light fades out. It’s also weather-resistant and USB-C rechargeable, meaning it can keep up with your daily life without needing babying.

In short, it feels like something Apple could have designed — refined, intentional, and simple.

Functionally, it’s kind of brilliant in its simplicity. The single side button does it all: a quick press “bookmarks” the moment, like putting a sticky note on an important thought or conversation. That bookmark then shows up in the app, so when you’re reviewing your day, you can easily find that one great idea you didn’t want to forget.

Throughout the day, it listens passively — to meetings, car chats, brainstorming sessions, even those random shower thoughts you say out loud (no judgment). Everything is transcribed and summarized inside the Limitless app, where your personal AI companion can pull up moments, generate notes, or even build to-do lists from what it heard.

Privacy, of course, is the big concern with any product like this. Limitless is permission-based and HIPAA compliant, meaning recordings stay private and local to your account. Nothing is shared unless you explicitly choose to share it.

Battery life is excellent, lasting all day. I’ll usually put it on in the morning when I get to the studio, record all day, then charge it overnight for the next day.

The Limitless Pendant is made for people who think out loud — creators, professionals, students, or anyone who processes information verbally. If you’ve ever walked out of a meeting and immediately forgotten half of what was said, or had a great idea while driving but didn’t want to pull over to write it down, this is for you.

Personally, I see a lot of value here as a content creator. I can research a product out loud — talking through features, specs, and thoughts — and Limitless automatically compiles those spoken notes into something searchable later. It’s like offloading the mental clutter so your brain can focus on the creative part.

It’s not about replacing your memory. It’s about freeing it up.

The Limitless Pendant represents a fascinating shift in wearable tech — away from screens and towards something quieter, more intentional, and arguably more human. It listens, it learns, and it helps you think better by remembering for you. And that’s what I love about it: it marries form and function perfectly, in both hardware and software.

If you want to learn more, check out the links down below. And as always, here on Form + Function, we love tech that improves our lives — and looks good doing it. If that sounds like your kind of thing, make sure to subscribe and check out the next review.