In a market flooded with wellness gadgets, Neupulse is building something that actually matters: a medical-grade wearable that gives people with Tourette's Syndrome the power to suppress their tics. This isn't another step counter—it's a neurological intervention you wear on your wrist.

"Neupulse isn't chasing the wellness crowd—they're building a medical device for a neurological condition that affects 1% of the global population."

The tech stack reveals their priorities: They're using PWA technology, lazy loading, and Google Tag Manager for performance, but also Hotjar for user behavior tracking. This isn't a company that just launched yesterday—they're optimizing for conversion and user experience. The presence of Swiper, Tailwind CSS, and Bootstrap shows a modern, mobile-first approach that's essential for a device that needs to work seamlessly in daily life.

• Median nerve stimulation at the press of a button—no apps, no complexity
• Targeting 1% of the global population with Tourette's Syndrome
• Building a direct-to-patient model with 51% direct traffic
• Medical device regulatory pathway (implied by 'improving lives' messaging)
• Strong social presence across TikTok, YouTube, Instagram for community building