The wearable device Sense is designed for extended wear (between 8-10 hours a day), especially during menstruation, to provide optimal tracking of pain associated with endometriosis. It is equipped with various sensors intended to collect accurate data on pain and other symptoms. This data aids in understanding and managing endometriosis more effectively 

The Sense app features an intuitive digital interface designed specifically for women with endometriosis. This user-friendly platform allows users to easily track and log their symptoms, pain levels, and other relevant health indicators. The app encourages consistent data entry, helping users visualize their health patterns over time through graphs and summaries.

By providing personalized insights and detailed reports, the app empowers women to understand their condition better and recognize triggers or changes in their symptoms. This information enables users to engage in informed discussions with healthcare providers, ensuring that their experiences and data are accurately represented in their care. Additionally, the app fosters a sense of community, offering resources and support tailored to women navigating the challenges of endometriosis.

The Sense platform includes a specialized digital interface for healthcare providers, offering access to comprehensive data collected from the wearable device and app. This interface provides a clear overview of patients' symptoms, pain patterns, and relevant health metrics over time. By combining objective data with patients' subjective reports, healthcare providers can gain valuable insights into each woman's unique experience with endometriosis.

This tool enhances communication by allowing providers to review trends and anomalies, facilitating informed decision-making for diagnosis and treatment. It also supports collaborative care, enabling healthcare professionals to share insights with patients, ultimately improving the quality and personalization of care for women with endometriosis.