THE PROBLEM
Wearables are everywhere.
Adherence isn't.
Despite rapid growth in the wearable market, long-term adherence remains a critical issue. Users remove devices during work, training or daily life due to discomfort, visibility or notification fatigue — leaving fragmented data behind.
LiveMore didn't start on paper. It started from repeated conversations with healthcare workers, tradespeople and operational teams who said the same thing: they either couldn't wear a watch at work, or simply didn't want something on their wrist all day.
That gap became the foundation for LiveMore — a screen-free, clip-on pod built for the people traditional wearables leave behind.
THE POD
Everything a watch does.
None of the things it makes you do.
Continuous heart-rate
Optical sensing tracks resting and active heart-rate trends throughout your day, without a wrist strap.
Discreet by design
A compact clip-on form factor worn under clothing. Invisible to the wearer, invisible to the world.
Movement & activity
High-fidelity motion capture builds a picture of activity, posture and — in future — fall-related events.
Screen-free experience
No notifications. No taps. Pure passive collection so behaviour stays
behaviour.
BLE, all day
Bluetooth Low Energy streams data quietly to your phone. No cellular, no drain, no distractions.
Built for institutions
Designed to scale into care homes, assisted living, rehabilitation and staff wellbeing programmes.
THE POD
Everything a watch does.
None of the things it makes you do.
No wrist strap. No hygiene concerns. Continuous wellbeing tracking through long shifts.
Healthcare & care staff
Nothing to catch, nothing to snag. A rugged, invisible way to track your day.
Trades & operational roles
THE APP
Your data. Quiet, clear, always on.
The LiveMore companion app pairs over Bluetooth Low Energy and turns passive data into simple, honest visualisations. No noise. No streaks. No pressure. Just insight when you look for it.
Real-time heart-rate now streaming to iOS
Daily movement and activity summaries
Trends over days, weeks and months
Future: fall awareness and healthcare hand-off
FOUR GENERATIONS
From backyard build to production-ready.
01 PROTOTYPE 1
Proof of concept
Basic sensor validation. Early proof that a discreet, non-wrist form factor could capture reliable physiological signal.
02 PROTOTYPE 2
Functional wearable
A working system with Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity, moving from breadboard experiment to genuine wearable.
03 PROTOTYPE 3
Refined form factor
Reduced size, improved data consistency and real-world wear testing across shifts, workouts and daily life.
84 PROTOTYPE 4
Production-ready
Transition toward manufacturable design — finalised schematics, PCB files and a clear path to pilot production.
HEALTHCARE POSITIONING
A supportive platform for care, wellbeing and future fall awareness.
LiveMore is a discreet clip-on wearable monitoring platform designed to support passive wellbeing, physiological and movement monitoring within healthcare, care-home, assisted living and wellbeing environments. It offers a comfortable, non-wrist-based alternative to traditional wearables while enabling continuous collection of activity and physiological information during normal daily life.
The primary purpose is to support observation of heart-rate trends, movement patterns, activity levels and future fall-related events through passive monitoring — collecting information without requiring active user interaction.
A major area of future development is fall detection and fall-event awareness. Falls represent a significant challenge across healthcare and elderly populations, often resulting in injury, hospital admission and loss of independence. LiveMore is being developed to explore whether discreet wearable monitoring may support the identification of significant movement events and provide the foundation for future alerting systems.
At its current stage of development, LiveMore is intended as a supportive monitoring and evidence-generation platform. It is not intended to diagnose medical conditions, provide treatment recommendations, replace clinical assessment or act as an emergency response system.
~£20
ESTIMATED UNIT
COST
~£79
TARGET RETAIL
PRICE
£1M
PRE-MONEY VALUATION ONEY VALUATION
100
UNIT PILOT
PLANNED
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