Inpulse is a patented, fully analog meditation device that uses real-time acoustic biofeedback to make meditation easier. By amplifying your breath (and heartbeat) into clear sound, it gives your body an anchor so the nervous system settles first - and the mind follows.

Yes. Inpulse turns your breath and heartbeat into real-time amplified sound, which acts as biofeedback during meditation. That feedback makes it easier to return to the breath and train attention without an app.

Yes. Inpulse is a breathing-based meditation device that helps you focus by amplifying the sound of your breath and heartbeat. This real-time feedback supports calm, focus, and awareness without apps or guided instruction.

Inpulse works by amplifying the natural sound of your breath and heartbeat in real time - without any digital processing or recordings.

It uses the same core acoustic technology found in a stethoscope: hollow tubes that carry internal body sounds directly to your ears. As you breathe, you hear it. As your heart beats, you hear that too.

This simple, real-time feedback helps you stay focused and present - without needing an app, screen, or voice to guide you.

That’s why it helps most when meditation feels hard or your body feels restless. By providing a direct link to your internal rhythm, Inpulse helps you down-regulate and settle into a state of deep recovery or focus - instantly.

Inpulse is a powerful meditation breathing device for focus. It provides a physical anchor for those with ADHD, making it easier to return to the breath when the mind wanders.

By guiding you into slow, audible deep breathing, Inpulse acts as a natural vagus nerve breathing aid, helping to flip your body from 'fight or flight' into a state of deep recovery.

Yes. Inpulse is a 100% analog wellness tool. No apps, no batteries, and no screens. It’s the perfect non-digital biofeedback device for those experiencing digital fatigue.

Yes, Inpulse is designed to help reduce stress and anxiety by promoting mindful breathing and self-awareness. Listening to your breath and heartbeat can create a calming effect, helping you manage stress more effectively.

Absolutely. Inpulse is built for all experience levels—even if you’ve never meditated before.

There’s no technique to learn. The device gently brings your attention to your breath and heartbeat, so your body leads and your mind naturally follows.

Whether you’re just starting or looking to deepen your practice, Inpulse meets you where you are—and brings you inward.

Earplugs reduce distraction. Inpulse creates connection.

In the early stages of developing Inpulse, we tested earplugs as a baseline—and the difference was immediate. With earplugs, your breath becomes slightly more noticeable, but the sound is dull and distant—more like background noise than something you can truly follow.

Inpulse is an entirely different experience.

It amplifies, not just quiets. Your breath becomes vivid—clear, textured, and alive in your awareness.

It reveals what’s hidden. You don’t just sense your heartbeat—you hear it, softly pulsing in real-time.

It draws you in. Inpulse doesn't just block the outside world—it opens a direct path inward, toward stillness and presence.

This isn’t passive isolation. It’s immersive inner listening and self exploration — the foundation of real meditation..

You certainly can, but you likely won’t want to for long. Medical stethoscopes are designed for clinical "spot checks," not extended periods of stillness.

Acoustic Tuning: Medical stethoscopes prioritize the low-frequency "thump" of the heart (20-150 HZ). While this is great for doctors, that heavy bass can be distracting during meditation. Inpulse is acoustically tuned for the higher-frequency range of the breath (100–1000 HZ). This reveals the rich, crisp "whoosh" of your breathing - creating a vivid, immersive soundscape that is much easier and more relaxing for the mind to anchor to.

Hands-Free Design: A stethoscope requires you to hold a heavy metal chest piece against your throat, which creates tension in your arm and shoulder. Inpulse uses a lightweight magnetic collar and an adjustable strap, allowing your body to be completely relaxed.

Zero "Ear Clamp" Pressure: Clinical stethoscopes use high-tension spring tubes that "clamp" onto your ears for short check-ups; they become painful after just a few minutes. Inpulse is feather-light and uses tension-free, comfortable ear tips designed for long, deep sessions.

Absolutely! Inpulse can be seamlessly integrated into your current meditation practice. The amplified sounds of your breath will provide an additional sensory anchor, enhancing your focus and presence.

Not sure? Regular fits most people.

The two exceptions: taller men should choose Long, and smaller or shorter women should choose Short.

Why: men usually wear Inpulse a little lower on the throat, just below the Adam's apple, so height pushes men toward the longer tube.

The textile collar is universally adjustable and fits neck sizes from 12 to 17 inches no matter which size you choose. Tube lengths: Short is 5.5 to 6.5 inches, Regular 6 to 7, Long 7 to 8. And if the fit still isn't right, you're covered by the 30-day guarantee.

Built-In Adjustment

Each tube length can be extended by about 1 inch for a more customized fit.

Each Inpulse includes a built-in adjustment feature for a precise fit. The soft tubing connects to the main chamber through an elbow connector.

To lengthen: gently pull/peel back the tube from the elbow and re-seat it to extend by about 1 inch.

To shorten: push the connector in until it sits flush again. You can use a small amount of soapy water or lubricant if needed to help the tube slide more easily.

This adjustment lets you position the device so the main chamber rests just below your chin or Adam’s apple, wherever feels most natural for your breath and posture.

We offer a 30-day return window from delivery.

If Inpulse isn’t the right fit, reply directly to your order confirmation email with your reason for return, or contact us through our Contact Us page. We’ll send you return instructions and a prepaid return label.

Once we receive and inspect the returned item, we’ll refund the cost of the product. Original shipping charges are not refundable, and the cost of the return label will be deducted from the refund.

Returned items must be in like-new condition with the original packaging and accessories included.

To use Inpulse, simply place the main chamber close to the suprasternal notch (the dip at the base of your throat), secure the magnetic buckle at the back of your neck, adjust the collar for a snug fit, and insert the earbuds. For detailed instructions, refer to our Getting Started page.

To clean Inpulse, gently wipe the main chamber and earbuds with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or immersing the device in water. Regular cleaning will ensure optimal performance and hygiene.

While Inpulse is designed for general use, it should not be used by individuals with a latex allergy. Inpulse contains latex, which may cause allergic reactions in some people.

• Latex Allergy: If you have a latex allergy, do not use Inpulse.
• Coughing or Sneezing: Avoid using Inpulse while coughing or sneezing, as it may damage your eardrums due to the amplified sound.
• Speaking: Be mindful when speaking with Inpulse on, as your voice will be much louder than usual.

Inpulse helps you cultivate mindfulness by enhancing breath awareness. It aids in achieving a state of calm, improves focus, and deepens your meditation practice. 

Visit our Meditation Techniques page for detailed instructions on various meditation practices you can try with Inpulse.

Falling asleep during your Inpulse session might indicate that your body needs more rest. However, it also shows you’re making great progress in learning to withdraw attention from your thoughts. Here are a few tips to help you stay alert while meditating:

1. Sit Upright: Ensure you’re in a comfortable yet upright position. Use a cushion or pillow for support, but sit up straight to remain alert while still being relaxed.
2. Focus on Your Breath: Concentrate intently on the sound of your breath. Observe it keenly as if you were watching someone else breathe, without trying to influence it.
3. Take a Nap: If you still feel drowsy, consider taking a short nap. You’ll likely feel rejuvenated and more alert for your next session.

We're here to help with any questions or concerns. The fastest way to reach us is through our contact page - we typically reply within one business day.