The Beat of Life
HeraBEAT US is a professional quality doppler moms
can use at home
Medical grade fetal heart rate measurment. Hear, track, and share your baby’s heartbeat whenever and wherever you choose.
HeraBEAT US has received 510K clearance by the FDA, and is widely supported by medical experts.
Together with every heartbeat.
See how it works
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Noise Cancellation
Ensures a crystal clear fetal heart rate
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 Unique algorithms eliminate background noise, allowing you to connect to the clear sound of your baby’s heartbeat.
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 Low quality audio makes it difficult to distinguish between the baby's heart rate, maternal heart rate, and other abdominal sounds.
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Measurement Accuracy
Rely on accurate, quality measurements
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HeraBEAT is the only home doppler that reliably distinguishes the mothers heart rate from the baby’s and calculates an average FHR, which can be beneficial for your care provider to review.
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Low quality dopplers can pick up maternal heart rates or other internal sounds instead of the baby’s heartbeat. This can lead to false assurance and elevated anxiety levels.
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Step by Step Guidance
Supports you to quickly and easily find baby's heartbeat
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In app step-by-step audio visual guidance based on real time algorithmic feedback enables you to find your baby’s heartbeat with ease.
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A lack of hands-on guidance may lead to frustration and anxiety with moms not being able to find the baby’s heartbeat. There can be a steep learning curve, followed by frustration, worry, and increased levels of anxiety.
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Wide Beam Ultrasound
Find baby’s heartbeat fast with a stable signal
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The sensitive and ultra wide ultrasound beam makes it easier to find your baby’s heart rate.
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Low tech, narrow ultrasound beams can make it more difficult and time consuming to find baby’s heartbeat. This delay can increase stress and anxiety.
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Wireless and Smart
Connect comfortably without wires from your phone
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Sit back, relax, and seamlessly connect via the latest in low energy bluetooth technology. Plus save and share recordings right from your phone!
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Other dopplers do not connect to smart devices, nor can they store or send data. Plus they often come with inconvenient wires.
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Support
Help is here when you need it
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HeraBEAT is here to support expecting moms through their experience. We also provide on demand video tutorials. Contact us: 888.387.3450
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Other dopplers do not offer support or guidance of any kind.
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This is the best doppler that I have come across without a doubt. The level of accuracy of the fetal heart rate measurements doesn’t fall short from the most expensive devices in labour rooms and maternity wards.
I feel better knowing that my patients are using HeraBEAT. It can certainly save a lot of worry for the patient when she’s home.
A lot of the patients we see are healthy and fine, so the fact that a woman can carry out this particular measurement at home, provides her with a sense of calm.
There isn’t a feeling quite like it – creating new life is an incredibly special time for mums to be. For some, the maternal instinct kicks in long before they actually give birth.
You don’t need any prior knowledge about fetal heart rate dopplers to use HeraBEAT US. Our dedicated HeraBEAT app connects wirelessly to the device and guides you through each step from applying the gel, to maneuvering the device until you hear the heartbeat.
HeraBEAT US meets all safety standards of a medical device. It has passed rigorous tests in compliance with all relevant medical device safety standards. The device has received FDA 510K Clearance and a medical CE compliance certificate by the British Standard Institute (BSI).
You can use HeraBEAT US with most smartphones. For iOS, it is supported by iOS 8 and up and for Android smart devices, HeraBEAT is supported by Android 6 and up, with BLE Bluetooth chip 4 and up.
HeraBEAT US can be used as early as week 12. Due to several physiological aspects of the pregnancy however, such as baby size and placenta position, it can sometimes be harder to locate the heartbeat. Towards week 18 though, the device becomes easier to use.
