STRESS FITNESS, ON A FOUR-MINUTE TIMER

A calmer nervous system, built
four minutes at a time.

Pulsetto is one system: a gentle vagus-nerve stimulator, a guided app, and personalized insights — working together so your body learns to find its own rhythm again. Twice a day. Four minutes. That's it.

1
REASON 1

It works with your biology,
not against it.

Gentle electrical pulses through the skin of the neck nudge your vagus nerve — the body's own off-switch for stress. No pills, no caffeine crash.


47%Cortisol

4-WEEK STUDY · 40 PARTICIPANTS

2
REASON 2

A four-minute ritual you'll
actually keep.

Morning. Evening. Two short sessions guided by the app — like brushing your teeth, but for your nervous system. Habits stick when they're small enough to feel inevitable.


8min/day total

MORNING + EVENING · LESS THAN ONE COFFEE

3
REASON 3

The results show up
for 300,000 people.

Calmer mornings. Deeper sleep. A longer fuse with the people you love. The metrics matter, but what you feel matters more — and what people feel is the part they tell us about.


41%Sleep quality

SAME 4-WEEK STUDY WINDOW

4 min session

The twice-daily rhythm your nervous system is waiting for.

Most users settle into a morning session before the day starts and an evening session before sleep. Eight minutes total. Done by the time the kettle boils, twice.

4 weeks TO FULLY FEEL IT
2x PER DAY

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Bring the device, the app, and the rhythm home.

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How it works

Press the button to power on. Apply a small amount of gel to the electrodes (or directly to your neck). Position the device gently around your neck.

Open the app, pick a program — Stress, Sleep, Burnout, Anxiety, or Pain — and breathe. The device sends mild, clinically-studied electrical impulses through the skin to your vagus nerve, the longest cranial nerve in the body and the conductor of your "rest and digest" response.

Four minutes per session. Two sessions per day. Eight minutes total.

What you may feel

This is a wellness device, not a magic switch. People most often describe a small shift first — the kind of calm that sneaks up rather than announces itself.

The bigger changes — easier sleep, a longer fuse, steadier mornings — tend to show up around week two, when the practice has been consistent enough for the nervous system to register the pattern.

Some people feel it from day one. Some feel it at week three. Both are normal.

Who it's for

Adults who feel wired-but-tired more often than they'd like. People whose sleep is technically fine but doesn't quite restore them. Anyone whose stress isn't a single event so much as a constant background hum.

It's also for the curious — people who already track HRV, sleep, or readiness on a wearable and want a tool that actually does something with that data.

Not intended for pregnancy, implanted electronic devices, or active seizure disorders. Speak with your clinician if uncertain.