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WhisperSom Medical Technologies

Wearable acoustic therapy for obstructive sleep apnea

Raised to date

$364K

of $3.5M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$3.1M
Investors
11
Last filed
Jun 17, 2026

About

WhisperSom is an Annapolis, Maryland medical device and informatics company, incorporated in Delaware in 2014 as a public benefit corporation, developing a treatment for obstructive sleep apnea. Its patented acoustic neuromodulation technology is delivered by a non-invasive wearable that resembles a precision health tracker worn around the chest, paired with earbuds designed for sleeping, and requires nothing on the face, in the mouth or nose, no surgical implant, and no electrical stimulation. The device is not yet commercially available; the company has submitted initial clinical data to the FDA and is pursuing a regulatory pathway, including possible breakthrough device designation. WhisperSom's stated goal is to at least double the roughly 5% sleep apnea treatment rate within five years of FDA authorization of its first device.

Acoustic neuromodulation delivered through a chest-worn tracker and sleep earbuds, avoiding the CPAP mask, oral appliance, and surgical implant formats that drive the low adherence rates in existing sleep apnea therapy.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Jun 17, 2026Form D
    $364K/ $3.5M

Product

WhisperSom acoustic neuromodulation device

Sleep apnea therapy device

A non-invasive, wearable sleep apnea treatment device using patented personalized acoustic neuromodulation to improve breathing during sleep. It is worn around the chest with earbuds made for sleeping, and delivers no electrical shocks.

  • Acoustic neuromodulation rather than airway pressure or electrical stimulation
  • Chest-worn device paired with earbuds designed for sleeping
  • Nothing worn on the face, in the mouth, or in the nose; no surgical implant

Built for

Adults with diagnosed or undiagnosed obstructive sleep apnea, reached through employers and commercial health insurance plans that bear the cost of untreated disease

People on file