Each model is a three-dimensional, haptic reproduction of a real heart, derived from clinical imaging and then simplified with clinicians so the defect reads clearly to someone seeing it for the first time. They are life-sized, soft to the touch, and colour-coded so the anatomy is legible in the hand.

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Three kits are available: Most Common and Most Critical, each covering the conditions a team encounters most often, and Complete, which spans the full range of malformations. Every kit ships in a foam-cut protective case, labelled condition by condition, so nothing is lost and the right model is found in seconds.

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[  For families  ]

Holding the model is the point. Instead of a sketch or a scan, you can see where the hole is, how big the chamber really is, and what the surgeon is describing – and turn it over yourself until it makes sense.

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[  For clinical teams  ]

Designed for daily use, not display: the case goes to the bedside, into clinic, into a lecture or training session, and back. Clinicians use the models in consent conversations, in family updates, and to teach nurses, trainees and new staff conditions they may rarely see.