Baseline
What is normal for you during comparable periods.
See how your cardiovascular system responds to daily life.
Frame is developing a non-invasive upper-arm wearable that uses ultrasound to track blood-pressure patterns through sleep, rest, and recovery-then turns them into clear, personal insight.
- Non-invasive
- Ultrasound-based
- Screenless
Why context matters
A single reading cannot show a pattern.
Blood pressure changes with sleep, movement, stress, exercise, food, posture, and recovery. Most people only see an occasional snapshot. Frame aims to help make sense of what happens in between-without treating every temporary rise as harmful.
Response
How your cardiovascular system changes around meaningful events.
Recovery
How quickly you return toward your usual pattern.
Confidence
What was measured reliably-and what was not.
How it works
Ultrasound, made wearable.
Ultrasound can look beneath the surface and observe the artery itself. Frame is exploring how to make that signal dependable, comfortable, and useful over time.
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Observe
A specialised sensor observes the artery beneath the skin.
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Interpret
Arterial features are analysed using a personalised model.
- 03
Add context
Motion, contact, temperature, sleep, and activity add meaning.
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Show what is trusted
Uncertain or interrupted periods remain clearly marked.
The experience
From measurements to personal experiments.
Frame is designed to explain patterns relative to your baseline, show how long a response lasts, and make confidence part of every result.
Pattern to explore“On three similar nights, later meals were associated with a higher overnight pattern.”An association, not a conclusion.
Product principles
Continuous monitoring does not mean continuous guessing.
Personal, not generic
Compared with your own baseline and context.
Context before judgement
A temporary rise is not automatically bad.
Patterns over moments
Repeated associations matter more than one event.
Honest gaps
No reliable signal means no fabricated number.
Early access
Help shape a new way to understand cardiovascular health.
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