The patient’s heart, in their real life.
For weeks, not two days. A technical garment with sensors in the fabric that the patient puts on and forgets. The signal reaches you in real time, with a pre-analysis and notification system that supports the cardiologist on every patient.

Life doesn’t stop for a test.
Monitoring follows it, day and night.
The doctor receives. The patient lives.
- Out and about
- At home
- At the clinic



Arrhythmias don’t wait for the appointment.
Follow-ups grow, wards don’t. Chronic and post-procedure patients need to be observed for a long time, throughout their day, and there is no time to do it. We need real data, collected where life happens, and we need it to arrive only when it matters.
What a 48-hour window cannot see.
The Holter remains the right tool for the diagnostic test, but an intermittent event is unlikely to fall within two days. Adhesive electrodes are uncomfortable, prone to detaching and poorly suited to everyday life. A single-use patch has a cost at every cycle.
Monitoring that goes along with the patient’s life instead of interrupting it.
Accyourate Clinics is a technical garment with electrodes and wiring printed directly into the fabric. No gel, no adhesives: you wear it like a shirt and wash it like a shirt. It records for days and weeks, and flags to the cardiologist when something deserves a look.
Just put it on, and monitoring starts by itself.
The control unit clips onto the side of the top, with the snaps on the back. The patient doesn’t need to switch anything on: the signal travels from the fabric to the unit, with no cables and no adhesives.
At home, for weeks.
A technical garment with sensors in the fabric that the patient puts on and forgets. The signal reaches you in real time, with a pre-analysis and notification system that supports the cardiologist on every patient.
Accyourate Clinics.
A technical top and a small white unit. Everything else is the patient, living their day.

- 36 hoursof battery life per session
- Zerocables, gel or adhesives
- CEmedical device
- Washableand reusable
YouCare, the patient app. Just one question: is everything OK?
The patient clips on the control unit, puts on the top and monitoring starts by itself. The app shows no parameters: it tells whether the signal is reaching the doctor clean, and lets you mark a moment to mention at the visit.


From the fabric to your dashboard, in five steps.
Discover the technology
01The garment collects the signal
02The control unit sends it to the smartphone
03The app sends it to the cloud, encrypted
- 04
The analysis engine flags events and signal quality
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The clinical dashboard lets you read, annotate and export, also inside your information system
Accyourate Clinics, in numbers.
All specificationsA signal comparable to a Holter. A comfort that bears no comparison.
Thirty patients wore Accyourate Clinics and a Holter for 24 hours, during their normal activities. The study, published in the Journal of Medical Systems in 2024, measured 99.4% heart-rate agreement and an adequate signal for over 82% of the time. Asked about comfort, almost all of them chose the shirt.
Read the full study
Weeks of signal, organised in a report. The events that matter, as they happen.
Not instead of the Holter. Where the Holter can’t reach.
| Aspect | Accyourate Clinics | Holter |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring period | From one day to weeks or months | One or two days |
| Intermittent events | High chance of capture | Low |
| Real-time data | Yes | No |
| Event detection | Built in | Later analysis |
| Notifications | Configurable | None |
| Comfort | No gel or adhesive | Adhesive electrodes |

A T-shirt, not a device.
For the patient it’s a garment worn under their clothes and forgotten: they sleep, walk, work, and all the while their heart is being listened to. For you it means adherence, and adherence means data that counts. That data stays theirs and yours: encrypted, stored in Europe, accessible only to those entitled to see it.
We start within a few days, with a tailored pilot.
We define
Together, the use cases, the patient cohort and the indicators to watch.
We activate
The system within a few days, with the garments, dashboard access and technical support throughout.
We read
Together, the clinical and operational results, and decide how to continue.
Let’s see what your ward can see.
Tell us about the use case you have in mind. We’ll come back to you with a pilot proposal within a few days.