For providers & clinicians
Bring pillow support into view.
Pillow Mapping is a pressure-sensing visualization of how the head and neck contact a pillow. Compare configurations side by side, alongside the person's own comfort response. It's observational, not diagnostic.
In 30 seconds
What a clinician should know.
What it is
A pressure-sensing mat that maps head and neck contact on a pillow.
Why it's useful
Turns vague complaints like "too high" or "too flat" into something you can see and compare.
What it measures
Contact area and relative pressure distribution, plus the person's reported comfort.
What it doesn't
No diagnosis, airway, alignment or medical outcome measurement.
How Crown Lift® fits
An adjustable support tool used to change lift and firmness during some sessions.
Next step
Request a demo, or explore a provider partnership.
Who it's for
Built for providers who already hear about pillows.
- Physical therapists
- Myofunctional therapists
- Dentists / dental sleep professionals
- Sleep professionals
- Occupational therapists
- Chiropractic professionals
- Other qualified health & wellness providers
What Pillow Mapping measures
Contact and relative pressure distribution.
Pressure / contact patterns
Where the head and neck meet the pillow and sleep surface.
Contact area
The extent of the surface registering contact.
Relative distribution
How pressure is spread or concentrated across that area.
Tested configuration
The pillow, position, lift and firmness used for each map.
Sleep position
Back, side or other position at time of capture.
Reported comfort / support
What the person says they feel, in their own words.
What it does not do
An observational, fitting and education tool.
- Pillow Mapping is not a diagnostic test.
- It does not diagnose sleep apnea, musculoskeletal disorders, airway obstruction, spinal conditions, or other medical conditions.
- It does not measure spinal alignment, airway opening, oxygenation or medical outcomes.
- It does not replace clinical assessment.
It helps visualize pillow contact and support changes. Nothing more, nothing less.
From observation to adjustment
Measure → Adjust → Re-measure → Compare → Record Feedback
- STEP 1
Measure
Document the person's own pillow, sleep position and initial setup, then capture a settled baseline map.
- STEP 2
Adjust
Change a single variable, such as position, lift, firmness or configuration.
- STEP 3
Re-measure
Capture a new settled map under the same position and conditions.
- STEP 4
Compare
View original and adjusted maps side by side for contact area and distribution.
- STEP 5
Record Feedback
Log the person's reported comfort and support for each configuration.
Where Crown Lift® fits
When a provider and client want to explore a change in support, Crown Lift® offers an adjustable system that can be added to an existing pillow. Different lift and firmness configurations can be tested without a completely different pillow for every comparison.
Crown Lift is an adjustment tool used within some mapping sessions. It is not the predetermined outcome of a Pillow Mapping session.
Partner with us
Referral, office, wholesale, pilot and research options.
Tell us about your practice and we'll help identify the best fit.
The easiest first step
Request a Pillow Mapping demonstration.
See the process firsthand with your team. We'll walk through a live mapping session, show how configurations are compared, and answer questions about how it could fit your practice. No commitment required.
For clinics