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A little each day.
A clearer picture over time.

Your readings, your mood, and the details you want to remember. Solene brings them together from pregnancy through the first twelve weeks after birth.

Thu, 24 Sep

24 weeks

Blood pressure

118/76

mmHg

✓ Recorded 8:42 AM

Your note

“Slept better last night. Remember to ask about the next scan.”

Speak it. Type it.
Make it part of your day.

Some mornings, talking feels easier. Others, you just want to enter a reading and move on. Check in your way, then review the details before saving.

01

Use your voice.

Share your readings and how you’re feeling in your own words.

02

Enter it yourself.

Add values and notes by hand.

03

Review before saving.

Check what Solene captured and correct anything that needs changing.

Voice check-inThu · 8:42 AM
How are you feeling today?
Captured · check before saving
Blood pressure118/76 mmHg
SleepSlept better
MoodGood
Listening…

The numbers matter.
So does how you feel.

Keep the information your care team asks for together. Your care plan determines what you track.

Keep the information your care team asks for together. Your care plan determines what you track.

01

Blood pressure

Record each reading and see it alongside the days before.

02

Weight

Follow changes over time, with dates and units kept together.

03

Glucose

Add readings when glucose monitoring is part of your care plan.

04

Mood

Make room for the emotional side of pregnancy and recovery.

05

Movement

Keep movement notes as advised by your care team.

06

Daily notes

Capture changes in sleep, energy, or anything you want to bring up at your next visit.

The reading reaches your team.
The context goes with it.

When a reading crosses a threshold in your care plan, Solene flags it for your connected care team, together with the recent trend.

When a reading crosses a threshold in your care plan, Solene flags it for your connected care team, together with the recent trend.

01

You record an update

Review and save your reading.

a pregnant woman laying on a bed covered in a blanket

Your check-in · 8:42 AM

146/94 mmHg

02

Solene checks the threshold

The reading is checked against the limits in your care plan.

Solene checks the threshold

Care-plan check

Above a threshold

03

Your care team reviews

Your provider considers the information and decides what comes next.

A clinician talking with a patient

Care team

Shared for review

01

You record an update

Review and save your reading.

a pregnant woman laying on a bed covered in a blanket

Your check-in · 8:42 AM

146/94 mmHg

02

Solene checks the threshold

The reading is checked against the limits in your care plan.

Solene checks the threshold

Care-plan check

Above a threshold

03

Your care team reviews

Your provider considers the information and decides what comes next.

A clinician talking with a patient

Care team

Shared for review

01

You record an update

Review and save your reading.

a pregnant woman laying on a bed covered in a blanket

Your check-in · 8:42 AM

146/94 mmHg

02

Solene checks the threshold

The reading is checked against the limits in your care plan.

Solene checks the threshold

Care-plan check

Above a threshold

03

Your care team reviews

Your provider considers the information and decides what comes next.

A clinician talking with a patient

Care team

Shared for review

Your routine changes.
Your record stays together.

First trimester

A place to begin.

Start your daily routine and keep early readings, feelings, and questions together.

Second trimester

Find your rhythm.

Continue the readings in your plan, with room for movement notes when your team advises.

Third trimester

Keep the details close.

Bring recent trends and the things you want to discuss into your next appointment.

Postpartum

Still making room for you.

Continue tracking through the first twelve weeks after birth, with space for mood, recovery notes, and readings your provider recommends.

First trimester

A place to begin.

Start your daily routine and keep early readings, feelings, and questions together.

Second trimester

Find your rhythm.

Continue the readings in your plan, with room for movement notes when your team advises.

Third trimester

Keep the details close.

Bring recent trends and the things you want to discuss into your next appointment.

Postpartum

Still making room for you.

Continue tracking through the first twelve weeks after birth, with space for mood, recovery notes, and readings your provider recommends.

First trimester

A place to begin.

Start your daily routine and keep early readings, feelings, and questions together.

Second trimester

Find your rhythm.

Continue the readings in your plan, with room for movement notes when your team advises.

Third trimester

Keep the details close.

Bring recent trends and the things you want to discuss into your next appointment.

Postpartum

Still making room for you.

Continue tracking through the first twelve weeks after birth, with space for mood, recovery notes, and readings your provider recommends.

A few everyday questions.

No. Your provider determines which readings are relevant to your care. Solene brings those details into one place.

Yes. You can enter readings and notes manually.

Yes. You can check and correct the captured details before they become part of your record.

A flag means a reading crossed a threshold in your care plan and needs review. It is not a diagnosis.

No. Solene does not replace urgent care or direct contact with a medical professional.

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Make a little room for your everyday picture.

See how a daily check-in becomes a record you and your care team can return to.

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