Los Angeles – November 02, 2026 -- The first 2,000 buyers of the ACTRA Mag 4G AI Pendant can get the screen-free wearable for an Early Bird price of $199.9, and a $19.9 reservation option holds that price for later purchase. ACTRA, a consumer brand of AI-native startup Stavecho, unveiled the pendant as its first product as the brand's website went live.
Early Bird buyers get a free wristband and shipment priority
The first 2,000 units come with first-batch access, exclusive Early Bird benefits and a complimentary wristband. Every Early Bird participant also gets permanent free access to AI Basic.
There are two ways in:
- Full payment ($199.9): the ACTRA pendant plus a six-month AI Plus and 4G data package.
- Reservation ($19.9): a deposit that locks in the Early Bird price and includes one month of AI Plus and 4G service. Shipment priority follows order sequence.
An embedded eSIM connects the pendant over 4G without a phone
ACTRA's embedded 4G eSIM lets the pendant reach networks on its own, with no phone hotspot or Wi-Fi needed. Users talk to the AI by voice while commuting, at the office, driving or outdoors.
The pendant connects to third-party apps and listens through on-body voice sensing. It pulls in information from meetings, email, calendars and everyday conversations. From that, it builds a long-term memory organized around people, projects, events and to-dos, so users don't have to keep re-entering context.
AI agents link email, calendars, Slack and Notion
ACTRA is meant to flag risks, conflicting information and overlooked opportunities, not just retrieve data. Its AI agent features connect tools such as email, calendars, Slack and Notion to organize meeting content, extract action items and move follow-up tasks along. It also supports meeting preparation, task tracking and schedule reviews.
The 22-gram magnetic design wears three ways
The pendant weighs about 22 grams. A magnetic attachment lets users wear it on a necklace, clip it to clothing or use it on a wristband. Users interact through Double Tap, Press & Hold, or the voice wake phrase "Hey Stavia."
Haitian Yin, founder and CEO of Stavecho, said the screen-free form is meant to avoid disrupting daily habits, making AI "available whenever it is needed rather than confined to an app on a phone."
Reservations and purchases are handled through actra.ai.