
Supports better birth outcomes, on every shift
The goal is clear. Getting there isn't.
Every birth hospital is working toward fewer unplanned cesareans. WHO has held since 2015 that, at population level, cesarean rates above 10–15% are not associated with better outcomes for mothers or babies. In the US, Healthy People 2030 sets a low-risk cesarean target of 23.6%.
Mobile birth is one of the most researched ways to improve birth outcomes — and the first thing to slip under monitoring, epidurals and staffing. The knowledge is there. The challenge is implementation.
Movement built into the birthing bed
Four midwifery movements, in the bed itself
Vibwife is integrated into the LINET AVE2 birthing bed and delivers gentle, rhythmic movement at the pelvis — controlled by the woman or by the caregiver, depending on the situation. Four movement patterns inspired by midwifery techniques (Infinite Harmony, Vibrations & Jiggle, Sleeping Beauty and Rocking Baby), working across positions and birth stages. Compatible with CTG, epidural and standard monitoring.

Built to fit your workflows
It was designed to fit into existing clinical workflows, not alongside them: no separate device to manage, no parallel routine. For the team, that means fewer manual repositionings and less physical strain across long shifts, while mother and birth companion stay actively engaged. Not invented to replace your team's hands — but to extend and protect them.

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It starts with a free 20-minute call with Anna and Tobias — leading to a free on-site demo in your unit. No preparation, no commitment.
Book free demo
Book a 20min online demo for you followed by a free on-site demo in your hospital for your team.
- 1Pick a 20min online demo slot that works for you
- 2Meet our Co-Founders Anna (inventor & midwife) or Tobias (CEO) for a free 20min online demo with you
- 3Get your questions answered and arrange a free on-site demo
What hospital teams say
Insights from L&D leadership and clinical teams using Vibwife
„In my 23 years as an L&D nurse, I've seen how quickly women can lose freedom of movement in hospital birth. What excites me about Vibwife is that it helps bring movement — and a sense of empowerment — back into labor, even when patients can't move easily themselves.“
Callie, Labor & Delivery Nurse, Mercy Hospital Springfield



















