Nila Spaces and Ultrahuman: The Future of Wellness-Focused Residential Living

Nila Spaces and Ultrahuman Collaborate to Bring Quantifiable Wellness to Residential Real Estate

Ahmedabad, India, 11 August 2026: Nila Spaces, a developer known for its focus on wellness-centric real estate, has joined forces with Ultrahuman, a prominent name in wearable health technology. The collaboration aims to build a connected wellness ecosystem, merging thoughtfully crafted homes with personalised health data to support residents in leading healthier lives. This initiative will launch at Vida in Gandhinagar before expanding to PRANA, the flagship wellness project by Nila Spaces in GIFT City.

For Nila Spaces, the concept of wellness extends far beyond standard amenities. The developer maintains that residential spaces should actively foster better living through intentional design, sustainable practices, and environments that enhance daily life.

Image Caption: Mohit Kumar, CEO of Ultrahuman & Deep Vadodaria, Managing Director, Nila Spaces

This approach is evident throughout their projects, particularly at PRANA, which is built upon four core pillars of well-being: air, water, sleep and noise. The development incorporates advanced air filtration, alkaline water systems, thermostat-controlled sleep environments and acoustic insulation. Residents also have access to wellness facilities such as rooftop fitness areas, outdoor saunas and cold plunge pools. PRANA has secured both WELL Pre-Certification and EDGE Advanced Certification.

The collaboration with Ultrahuman introduces a sophisticated health ecosystem layer to this vision.

Through Ultrahuman Home, residents gain the ability to track environmental factors—including air quality, carbon dioxide, temperature, humidity, lighting and ambient noise—providing clarity on how their living space contributes to their overall health.

Additionally, residents will have access to the broader Ultrahuman health ecosystem. This includes the Ring AIR for monitoring sleep, recovery and activity; the M1 Live Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) for metabolic insights; Blood Vision for preventive biomarker analysis; Photon for recovery; and Ultra Age for tracking biological ageing. These elements are unified by Jade AI, Ultrahuman’s biointelligence layer, which synthesises lifestyle and health data to provide actionable guidance.

Deep Vadodaria, Managing Director, Nila Spaces, said, "At Nila Spaces, we believe the future of residential living lies at the intersection of wellness, sustainability and technology. Every decision we make, from the quality of air residents breathe and the water they consume to designing homes for better sleep and acoustic comfort, is rooted in creating healthier living environments. Our partnership with Ultrahuman takes this vision a step further by making wellness measurable, enabling residents to better understand the relationship between their homes, their lifestyle and their health."

Mohit Kumar, CEO of Ultrahuman, said, "Ultrahuman exists to make the invisible measurable – sleep, recovery, metabolic health. People’s homes are often the blind spots, where light, noise and air quality negatively affect their rest and recovery. Nila Spaces designs homes around precisely those variables, and bringing Ultrahuman Home and our wider ecosystem into these residences enables residents to optimise their health while they go about their lives."

The partnership will debut at Vida, where Ultrahuman Home technology will be featured in the IKEA-designed sample residences, giving prospective buyers a chance to experience real-time environmental wellness data. Looking ahead, PRANA will expand on this concept through a connected wellness ecosystem and a data-enabled Longevity Club, where environmental and health metrics will inform personalised wellness programmes, coaching and community initiatives.

As the market demand for healthier, more sustainable living spaces rises, the alliance between Nila Spaces and Ultrahuman introduces a new paradigm for residential real estate—one where wellness is not just a design feature, but something that can be experienced, measured and continuously improved.