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The days between your visits, tracked.

Log your numbers once a day, by voice or by hand. Your care team sees the trend, not just the visit.

Available through your OB/GYN, midwife, or employer plan. Not a diagnostic device.

A different shape for the weeks between visits.

Prenatal care is built around appointments. Everything that happens in the twenty-seven days in between arrives secondhand, if it arrives at all.

The old way.

Still standard practice

Wait for the next visit

Four weeks pass with nothing recorded.

One reading, one day

A single cuff measurement in a waiting room.

Answer from memory

“How have you been feeling?” recalled on the spot.

Caught late

A rise surfaces after it has already climbed.

Expecting mother in a golden field at sunset

The new way.

Solene

Check in once a day

Thirty seconds, by voice or by hand.

Fourteen days of readings

A trend line, not a single data point.

Entries land in your chart

Your care team reads what you logged.

Flagged the same day

Thresholds you set together send the message.

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The shift

One minute a day, no more blank weeks.

Solene holds the record your provider never gets to see, and speaks up only when it changes.

01

How are you feeling today?

Swollen ankles, slept badly.

Listening...
Listening...

Check in daily.

Blood pressure, weight, glucose, mood, logged in under a minute, by voice or by hand.

02

Blood pressure

142/91

142/91

↗ sixth rise in a row

Pressure142/91
Weight68.4
Glucose4.9

steady

rising

wk 26–28

Solene finds the pattern.

Not just today’s reading, but the shape of the week, and whether it’s heading somewhere that matters.

03

Sent to Dr. Reyes’ team

BP 142/91, sixth consecutive rise…

+

Review trend

Trend reviewed by Dr. Reyes at 09:16 this morning
Follow-up moved up to Thursday, 2:30pm
Home cuff readings twice daily until then
Urine protein test added to the next visit
Midwife notified, notes shared with the clinic
Watch for headaches or swelling, call if either

Care adjusts, same day.

A crossed threshold reaches your provider immediately. They review the trend before your next visit, or reach out sooner if it can’t wait.

Your daily picture.
Connected to your care.

Check in, see your trends, and bring the details together for your next conversation with your care team.

Solene daily dashboard with check-in and today's readings
Solene care team view with connected providers and a reviewed reading

01 / Your daily check-in

02 / The view for your connected care team

01

One record, ready to review.

Readings and notes stay together, so the details are easier to find.

02

Changes carry context.

A crossed threshold is flagged with the recent trend for your care team.

03

Your provider decides.

AI organizes and flags. Clinical decisions remain with your team.

Your day.
Connected.

Small details. One continuous picture.

Every part of your day.
A little more connected.

The numbers and the human part, brought together. Explore the details that can make up your daily check-in.

Blood pressure

Example entry

118/76
mmHg
One reading is a moment. Your recent trend gives it context.

Guided by your care plan

Choose a detail to explore ↑

Every part of your day.
A little more connected.

The numbers and the human part, brought together. Explore the details that can make up your daily check-in.

Blood pressure

118/76

mmHg

One reading is a moment. Your recent trend gives it context.

Small details. One continuous picture.

Guided by your care plan

Choose a detail to explore ↑

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Your current chapter

24

weeks

Second trimester

Every chapter counts

Changing with you.
Still here for you.

As your weeks change,
so does your view.

A check-in that fits where you are. From the first few weeks to the first twelve after birth.

Chapter 02 / Finding your rhythm
A little more familiar.
A little more connected.
Keep your daily readings in view as your routine takes shape. Add movement notes when they become part of your care plan.

✓

Daily readings, brought together

✓

Room for mood and movement

✓

Your recent trends, ready to share
Expecting mother in a green dress by a wooden door

Your current chapter

24

weeks

Second trimester

Every chapter counts

Changing with you.
Still here for you.

As your weeks change,
so does your view.

A check-in that fits where you are. From the first few weeks to the first twelve after birth.

Chapter 02 / Finding your rhythm
A little more familiar.
A little more connected.
Keep your daily readings in view as your routine takes shape. Add movement notes when they become part of your care plan.

✓

Daily readings, brought together

✓

Room for mood and movement

✓

Your recent trends, ready to share

Support you can
make sense of.

Know what the technology does, where your provider comes in, and how to begin.

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Technology with a clear role

A clearer picture. The same trusted team.

You, at the
centre of it.

02 / Solene
What Solene does
Brings your readings together, follows trends, and flags crossed thresholds. It does not diagnose or independently change your care.
a pregnant woman laying on a bed covered in a blanket

Technology with a clear role

A clearer picture. The same trusted team.

You, at the
centre of it.

02 / Solene
What Solene does
Brings your readings together, follows trends, and flags crossed thresholds. It does not diagnose or independently change your care.
a pregnant woman laying on a bed covered in a blanket

Technology with a clear role

A clearer picture. The same trusted team.

You, at the
centre of it.

02 / Solene
What Solene does
Brings your readings together, follows trends, and flags crossed thresholds. It does not diagnose or independently change your care.

In their words.
Heard between visits.

From the people who check in, and the care teams who read along.

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I used to forget half of what I wanted to say at appointments. Now my midwife already knows how my week went.

Priya S.

28 weeks, first pregnancy

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“

I see the trend before the visit, not after it. Our conversations start in a much better place.

Ruth K.

Community midwife

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The check-ins kept going after the birth. That's when I needed someone to notice the small things.

Hannah L.

6 weeks postpartum

Got any questions?
We’ve got answers.

You check in once a day, by voice or by hand: blood pressure, weight, glucose, mood, movement. Solene logs it, watches the trend against the range your provider set, and lets your care team know if something crosses a threshold.

No. Solene doesn’t chat freely or guess. Every response runs inside clinical guardrails set by the medical advisory board, not generated on the fly. It logs, it confirms, and it escalates. It never diagnoses, and it never tells you to wait.

Your care team, and no one else. If your employer offers Solene as a benefit, they see usage numbers, not your individual health data.

Your care team is notified the same day, with the reading and the trend behind it. Solene doesn’t decide what it means. A clinician reviews every flagged case.

No. A connected cuff or scale makes daily logging faster, but everything can be entered by hand or by voice.

No. Solene is a monitoring and coordination tool. It doesn’t diagnose medical conditions and isn’t a substitute for professional care.

Check-ins continue through 12 weeks postpartum, when a lot of the highest-risk complications actually happen, not just through delivery.

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Ask your provider if Solene is available to you.

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