FAQ
Clear answers about STEADY for professionals, signals, the dashboard, access, and scope.
STEADY is a professional closed-loop regulation and recovery platform. It helps clinicians, coaches, and care-adjacent professionals guide structured breathing practice, capture recovery-aware session history, and review signals-informed context over time — without turning the body into a score.
Yes, as a wellness and reflection platform for clinician-guided or care-adjacent practice support. STEADY does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any condition, and it is not a substitute for professional judgment, clinical care, or emergency services. Professional use should follow the clinician’s or organization’s own scope of practice, consent process, privacy obligations, and applicable laws.
The professional dashboard is designed to support practice visibility: client practice timeline, session completion and duration, rhythm history, recovery-aware recaps, reflection trends, and available heart/rhythm context when permitted — with signal-confidence caveats. It is not emergency monitoring or diagnostic surveillance.
No. STEADY is a wellness and reflection platform. It does not diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any condition. It is not emergency monitoring, clinical-grade measurement, or a substitute for professional judgment.
STEADY can use available signals when permitted, including Apple Watch companion cues and heart-rate context, and supported chest-strap beat-to-beat rhythm context when available. Availability and confidence depend on device, OS permissions, and connection quality.
No. STEADY is signals-informed, not score-driven. Available physiological context supports reflection, pacing, and practice review — not diagnosis, readiness scores, or pass/fail grades.
Practice visibility for professionals depends on account setup, permissions, and product configuration. STEADY is built with privacy-conscious and HIPAA-aware practices and is not offered as a HIPAA-covered clinical service unless separately contracted and configured. STEADY does not sell personal data.
STEADY is onboarding selected clinicians, coaches, and care-adjacent professionals. Request access through the Contact page. Plans and onboarding details are shared directly during access conversations. Individual users may be invited through a professional or curated access flow.
No. STEADY is a professional platform currently onboarding clinicians, coaches, and care-adjacent partners through curated access. Individual users may also be invited through a professional or curated access flow.
Guide → Adapt → Recover → Review. Clients follow structured breathing practice; sessions can adapt around available signals when permitted; STEADY captures the recovery window; clients and professionals can review practice history and recovery context over time.
No. If someone is experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, they should call emergency services or contact a qualified professional immediately. STEADY is not crisis support or emergency monitoring.