
doppel wins best Female-Led Investment at the UKBAA Angel Investment Awards
We're honoured to announce that doppel has won Best Female-Led Angel Investment at this year’s UKBAA Angel Investment Awards.
Update your doppel app for improved Bluetooth connectivity and better tablet compatibility
We’ve just released a new version of the doppel app on both Android and iOS.
doppel shortlisted for three UKBAA Angel Investment Awards
We’re proud to announce that doppel has been shortlisted for three categories at this year’s UKBAA Angel Investment Awards.
The Science Behind Why Being Kind Makes You Feel Good
If you’re looking for something simple to lift you from a bad mood, a random act of kindness might just help.
What happens to your body when you’re stressed
When we’re under pressure, our nervous system instructs our bodies to release ‘stress hormones’ such as adrenaline and cortisol. Find out how these affect your body when you're faced with stress.
Feel taller and lighter simply by tricking your sense of hearing
As well as understanding our immediate environment, our brain’s perception of sound also affects our perception of our own bodies.
Create Your Own 3D Optical Illusion
Create your own 3D optical illusion to understand more about how our sense of sight can’t always be trusted!
CES press release: Introducing doppel - the new wristband shown to naturally reduce stress
LAS VEGAS, NV – December 8, 2017. London-based technology start-up doppel invite you to booth 51916 this CES to try out their new stress reducing wristband.
Why It Feels Weird To Step Onto A Broken Escalator?
Ever get that slightly weird feeling when you step onto an escalator isn’t moving?
How to Trick Your Brain to Make Food Taste Differently
The human brain is incredible, but it can be tricked.
American Psychological Association finds higher levels of stress in constant phone checkers
US adults who report that they constantly or often check their email, texts and social media accounts are significantly more stressed than those who don’t check them as frequently.