AEInnerVerse brings overnight heart-rhythm measurements, morning check-ins and ACT practice records into one shared workspace—so you and your client have more to discuss than what can be recalled in the room.
US$150/month covers every invited client. Australian GST included where applicable.
CLINICIAN LICENCE
US$150 a month covers all the clients you invite. No per-client fees.
For registered psychologists, counsellors, psychotherapists, mental health nurses and trauma and somatic therapists. We check every registration or membership number before your workspace opens.
AEInnerVerse clinician licence
Australian GST included where applicable. Billed monthly in USD. Covers all invited clients.
Based in Australia, serving clinicians internationally. Tax details and the total are shown before payment. Your bank may charge currency conversion fees.
We check each registration or membership number before your workspace opens. Once verified, we email you a secure link to checkout.
Start your licenceInside the workspace
Create a share link for each client. They sign in with the invited email and consent before anything is shared.
Import your client’s overnight heart-rhythm data. Each night is read against their personal range. Pairing a monitor does not bring in overnight records automatically.
Take a reading in the moment with a compatible Bluetooth monitor, alone or together in session. Live readings are separate from overnight analysis.
Assign an ACT exercise. Your client records daily practice completion, and later readings sit beside that record for review.
See overnight measurements alongside an individual range that develops during calibration.
Invited by your clinician? Open your invitation using the link they shared.
The gap we don't talk about
We are trained to trust our clinical judgement. But self-report has limits—and the week between appointments is hard to see.
This is not a failure of care. A client tells you what they can. Some changes are difficult to put into words, and they may not come up until you are back in the room.
A session is a snapshot. What happens between sessions matters too.
What AEInnerVerse does
Import overnight heart-rate variability (HRV) readings from your client’s compatible monitor. Pairing a monitor does not import overnight records.
See a plain view of readings and how they move in relation to your client’s own range—not a stream of raw numbers.
Bring the pattern into session as a starting point: “Something shifted on Thursday. What was happening?”
The measurement does not decide what it means. Interpretation and decisions stay with you and your client.
Live readings are separate. Take a reading in the moment with a compatible Bluetooth monitor. A paired monitor does not supply the imported overnight records.
ACT practice closes the loop. You assign an exercise. Your client records daily completion. Later measurements sit alongside check-ins and practice for review. This works without research participation.
Start your licenceWho it's for
For psychologists, counsellors, mental health nurses and trauma therapists who want a clearer view of the week between sessions.
Bring a view of the week between appointments into the room, alongside what your client tells you.
Connect what you notice together in session with the client’s own readings and check-ins.
Add a record of overnight heart-rate variability to the conversation when a client says they are coping.
Use it alongside the K10 and DASS-21, not in place of them. Your clinical judgement stays central.
What it is not
Measurements sit alongside client-reported check-ins and practice records. You and your client decide what the information means and what to do next.
AEInnerVerse gives you measurements to consider with your client. You decide what they mean and what, if anything, to do next.
Trust
Clients join only by your invitation, with informed consent.
Research / Register interest
We are gathering the clinicians, researchers and organisations who want to help shape future research on nervous-system measurement.
Before any study begins, it will need ethics approval, a set protocol and the informed consent of every participant.
This registers interest in collaboration. It does not enrol anyone in a study, and no study is running yet.
Start your licenceWe are gathering clinicians, researchers and organisations who want to help shape future work on overnight heart rhythm measurements.
Clinician registration
AEInnerVerse brings overnight heart rhythm measurements, morning check-ins and practice records together for clinicians and their clients.
The clinician licence is US$150 per month, billed monthly in USD. It includes all your invited clients, with no per-client fee.
Why I built this
I was a nurse for twenty years, much of it in mental health. I burnt out so completely that I could not go back.
Looking back, my body told me long before I listened. Nobody was measuring it, least of all me. I see the same thing in every client who says they are fine.
AEInnerVerse is the tool I wanted in the room. I built it for colleagues, because we deserve better than guessing.
Belinda Baynes, Founder, Qualia Tech
Bachelor of Science and Nursing. Postgraduate Diploma in Mental Health. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) practitioner.
AEInnerVerse 0.5
FAQ / Device guide
Live readings need a monitor that sends Bluetooth RR intervals. Overnight measurements are imported separately, and pairing a monitor does not supply them. Device listings are based on published specifications, not physical AEInnerVerse testing, and firmware can vary.
Documented as able to send RR intervals over Bluetooth. No models have been physically verified with AEInnerVerse yet, and this is not an exhaustive certification of every device.
| Device | Compatibility notes |
|---|---|
| Polar H10 | ECG chest strap; a well-documented option for Bluetooth RR-interval readings. Source for Polar H10 (opens in a new tab) |
| Polar H9 | ECG chest strap listed for Bluetooth HRV use. Close other apps if its Bluetooth connection is occupied. Source for Polar H9 (opens in a new tab) |
| Polar H7 | Older Bluetooth chest strap listed for HRV use; check battery and strap condition. Source for Polar H7 (opens in a new tab) |
| Wahoo TRACKR HEART RATE | Wahoo explicitly documents transmission of all RR intervals over Bluetooth. Source for Wahoo TRACKR HEART RATE (opens in a new tab) |
| Garmin HRM-Dual | Bluetooth chest strap reported as HRV-capable by Elite HRV, citing Garmin support. Source for Garmin HRM-Dual (opens in a new tab) |
| Garmin HRM-Pro | Bluetooth chest strap reported as HRV-capable by Elite HRV, citing Garmin support. Source for Garmin HRM-Pro (opens in a new tab) |
| Suunto Smart Sensor / Smart Heart Rate Belt | Suunto Smart Belt is listed for Bluetooth HRV use; check the exact sensor model. Source for Suunto Smart Sensor / Smart Heart Rate Belt (opens in a new tab) |
| 4iiii Viiiiva | Bluetooth chest strap listed for HRV use. Connect directly over Bluetooth, not through ANT+. Source for 4iiii Viiiiva (opens in a new tab) |
| Movesense HR2 | Manufacturer documents RR intervals and the standard Bluetooth heart-rate profile. Custom firmware must retain that profile. Source for Movesense HR2 (opens in a new tab) |
Possible candidates. Confirm the exact model, firmware and output before relying on them. These models have not been physically verified with AEInnerVerse.
| Device | Compatibility notes |
|---|---|
| Garmin HRM-Pro Plus | Bluetooth is documented, but confirm live RR output through the standard heart-rate service for this model and firmware. Source for Garmin HRM-Pro Plus (opens in a new tab) |
| Garmin HRM 200 | Manufacturer advertises live HRV to compatible apps. Check open Bluetooth mode and standard-service RR output before buying for AEInnerVerse. Source for Garmin HRM 200 (opens in a new tab) |
| Garmin HRM 600 | Manufacturer advertises live HRV. Use an appropriate open connection and confirm standard-service RR output; secure-only pairing is not supported here. Source for Garmin HRM 600 (opens in a new tab) |
| Cardiosport TP3 | Listed by Elite HRV. Check the exact Bluetooth version and standard-service RR output; older models may be hard to source. Source for Cardiosport TP3 (opens in a new tab) |
| Zephyr HxM Bluetooth 4.0 | Listed by Elite HRV; the Bluetooth 2.0 version is not suitable. Confirm standard-service RR output. Source for Zephyr HxM Bluetooth 4.0 (opens in a new tab) |
| BlueLeza HRM Blue | Listed by Elite HRV, with regional availability. Confirm current firmware, availability and standard-service RR output. Source for BlueLeza HRM Blue (opens in a new tab) |
| Ambiotex smart shirt with cardio-monitor | Listed by Elite HRV. Confirm the exact sensor exposes standard Bluetooth RR intervals rather than requiring its own app. Source for Ambiotex smart shirt with cardio-monitor (opens in a new tab) |
| Wahoo TICKR / TICKR X (including different generations) | Do not assume TRACKR documentation applies to TICKR. Verify the exact generation, firmware and RR output before relying on it. Source for Wahoo TICKR / TICKR X (including different generations) (opens in a new tab) |
Partners and investors
Clinical collaboration, research partnerships or investment. Contact Qualia Tech.
