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Use it while resting, moving, recovering, or exercising!

The Pulse Device is a wearable designed to help you reconnect with your body by supporting the sensory signals that guide movement, coordination, and awareness.

In 2024, Scott McManigal had a stroke that left him unable to speak and without movement on the right side of his body. Since then, he’s worked consistently on getting back to the things he loves, including beach volleyball, skiing, surfing and hiking. And the Pulse Device has become one of the tools he incorporates into that routine. Scott uses Pulse across different areas of his right side during movement, workouts and recovery. The devices deliver gentle, localized vibration, providing targeted sensory input to help support the mind-muscle connection and body awareness while he moves. He’s found different ways to incorporate Pulse depending on what he’s working on, from his foot and shin to his quads, hamstrings, calf and ankle. And Scott brings a particularly interesting perspective to Pulse. He’s SVP of Design & Experience at Arlo, previously served as VP of Design at VIZIO, and has held product development, engineering and design roles with companies including BMW/Designworks and Mattel. He studied Product Design at Stanford and now also advises Pulse on product development and customer experience. Pulse uses localized vibration rather than electrical stimulation, making it simple to incorporate into: → Movement + mobility work → Physical therapy exercises → At-home rehabilitation → Workouts + active recovery Discover Pulse today with a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. FSA/HSA eligible. Scott’s experience is individual to him and results vary. The Pulse Device is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The Pulse Device is a general wellness product intended to support physical activity, sensory engagement, movement, and relief. Nothing in this content constitutes medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before beginning any new wellness or physical activity routine. 08/24/2026

Incredible story from one of our users Scott M.

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In 2024, Scott McManigal had a stroke that left him unable to speak and without movement on the right side of his body. Since then, he’s worked consistently on getting back to the things he loves, including beach volleyball, skiing, surfing and hiking. And the Pulse Device has become one of the tools he incorporates into that routine. Scott uses Pulse across different areas of his right side during movement, workouts and recovery. The devices deliver gentle, localized vibration, providing targeted sensory input to help support the mind-muscle connection and body awareness while he moves. He’s found different ways to incorporate Pulse depending on what he’s working on, from his foot and shin to his quads, hamstrings, calf and ankle. And Scott brings a particularly interesting perspective to Pulse. He’s SVP of Design & Experience at Arlo, previously served as VP of Design at VIZIO, and has held product development, engineering and design roles with companies including BMW/Designworks and Mattel. He studied Product Design at Stanford and now also advises Pulse on product development and customer experience. Pulse uses localized vibration rather than electrical stimulation, making it simple to incorporate into: → Movement + mobility work → Physical therapy exercises → At-home rehabilitation → Workouts + active recovery Discover Pulse today with a 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee. FSA/HSA eligible. Scott’s experience is individual to him and results vary. The Pulse Device is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The Pulse Device is a general wellness product intended to support physical activity, sensory engagement, movement, and relief. Nothing in this content constitutes medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before beginning any new wellness or physical activity routine.

08/19/2026

One device. Nearly anywhere on the body.

Gentle sensory feedback — exactly where you want it.

That’s Pulse.

Where would you use it? 👇

08/19/2026

A lot of people have been asking us…

Can I use the Pulse Device on my legs?

How about my arms?

Hands? Feet?

The answer to all of these…

YES!

You can use the Pulse Device almost anywhere.

We even have placement diagrams directly on our app and website.

Pulse Device Bundle 08/19/2026

Pulse Device Bundle This tiny yet effective vibration based wearable combines the proven concepts of localized vibration with neuromuscular cues and brings it into a sleek lightweight pod you can use anywhere. Fully controlled by the Pulse Device app, it takes the guesswork out of vibration stimulation by guiding and c...

08/17/2026

Better feedback can help support better movement. 👣

Pulse delivers gentle, localized vibration designed to add sensory input while you move—helping you feel more connected to each step.

Better signals. Better connection. Better movement.

08/17/2026

What an incredible video 🙌❤

08/16/2026
08/15/2026

Why local vibration? 📍

Instead of vibrating the entire body, local vibration delivers targeted sensory input exactly where you place it.

The Pulse Device uses gentle, localized vibration to engage sensory receptors in a specific area—giving your nervous system another source of sensory information.

Target the area. Add sensory input. Stay connected.

08/12/2026

Clinicians Are Testing Pulse For A Reason

Recovery can feel frustrating when you know the movement you’re trying to make but your body doesn’t seem to respond the way it used to.

That’s why clinicians are paying attention to Pulse.

Pulse uses gentle localized vibration to provide tactile sensory input to the area you’re working on, helping bring awareness back to the muscle you’re trying to engage during movement, exercise or rehab-style routines.

For people working on recovery goals, that extra sensory cue can be a simple way to support physical activity, body awareness and consistency between sessions.

It’s not TENS. It’s not ultrasound. It’s a gentle, wearable tool designed to move with you, at home, in practice, or alongside your existing rehab plan.

Try Pulse risk-free with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

The Pulse Device is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The Pulse Device is a general wellness product intended to support physical activity, sensory engagement, movement, and relief. Nothing in this content constitutes medical advice. Individual results vary. Consult a licensed healthcare professional before use if you have a medical condition or injury. The participation of any healthcare professional in this content does not constitute a clinical endorsement of the Pulse Device as a medical treatment.

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