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Promptus

Smart ring that measures blood flow by impedance

Raised to date

$100K

of $300K offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$200K
Investors
1
Last filed
Jul 1, 2026

About

Promptus is a Denver, Colorado healthcare technology venture that develops validated medical IP into commercial-ready devices in house. Its first program is Safyr, a wearable cardiovascular sensing platform built on proprietary Vascular Impedance Mapping (VIM) technology, initially in a smart ring form factor. VIM uses a circular multi-sensor electrode array to measure changes in electrical impedance as blood flows through tissue, instead of the optical (PPG) sensing used by most wearables. The company reports a USPTO notice of allowance for the VIM patent in February 2026, an engineering partnership with Swiss research organization CSEM, pilot data in 37 volunteers correlating with cuff-based blood pressure, and a targeted FDA 510(k) submission in Q1 2028.

Electrical impedance sensing (Vascular Impedance Mapping) rather than optical PPG, aimed at more robust cardiovascular signal acquisition from the finger, paired with an in-house 18-30 month development model that carries a technology from validated IP through regulatory strategy to exit.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Jul 1, 2026Form D
    $100K/ $300K

Product

Safyr

Wearable medical device

A wearable cardiovascular sensing platform, in development, with a smart ring as the initial product form factor. It captures cardiovascular-related physiological signals from the periphery using a circular array of electrodes.

  • Vascular Impedance Mapping (VIM) electrical sensing rather than optical PPG
  • Circular multi-sensor electrode architecture around the finger
  • Smart ring form factor as the initial product pathway

Built for

Consumers and, following regulatory clearance, clinicians monitoring cardiovascular health and hypertension; commercially the assets are positioned for acquisition or licensing by larger medical device and health technology buyers.

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