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Features
PulseClean is built for people who need a cleaner heartbeat signal, a faster review loop, and outputs that are easy to compare without leaving the browser.
PulseClean separates broadband room noise, handling artifacts, and low-frequency drift while preserving the S1/S2 energy clinicians and researchers need to hear.
The analysis layer highlights likely heart sound landmarks so teams can review structure, timing, and changes across repeated recordings.
Enhanced audio can be paired with simulation views that make the cleaned result easier to inspect, present, and share with collaborators.
How it works
Drop in a heartbeat audio file from a stethoscope, recorder, or exported dataset.
The backend runs denoising, enhancement, landmark detection, and preview generation as one task.
Compare original, clean, and enhanced audio, then inspect ECG and heartbeat visualizations.
Save results, revisit tasks, or move into batch workflows when you need more processing volume.
FAQ
PulseClean is designed for heartbeat and stethoscope recordings. WAV is the safest choice, and common browser-supported audio files can be uploaded when the backend accepts them.
No. It helps clean, inspect, and visualize heartbeat audio, but it does not replace clinical judgment, regulated diagnostic software, or a licensed medical professional.
Files are handled through the processing service and are intended to be deleted automatically after the retention window used by the application. Avoid uploading unnecessary personal information.
Yes. The workspace and demo flow are built around side-by-side review of original, clean, and enhanced waveforms so you can hear and see what changed.
You can start from the homepage, but an account gives you a workspace for task history, downloads, and higher-volume workflows tied to your plan.
Pricing is handled on the dedicated pricing page. Plans are based around processing access and credits, with upgrade paths for heavier usage.