Vossman Pressofit
Vossman’s pressotherapy system, is operated entirely from a touchscreen. We designed every screen of it.
A professional device, operated with one finger.
Vossman, based in León, supplies beauty, physiotherapy and recovery clinics with professional equipment. We designed Pressofit’s interface end to end: information architecture, user journey, phase system, screens and icons.
Services
UX / UI
Interaction design
Icon design
The challenge
One interface for two machines: the Essential, with 16 chambers and an 8″ screen, and the Pro, with 24 chambers and a 10″ screen.
A treatment combines programme, zones, pressure and hold per chamber, phases and time, and the therapist sets it all up while looking after a client.
The machine was designed by our partner Stimulo Design Studio. A partnership that goes back years: Stimulo shapes the physical product, we design the digital experience.
The body is the interface. How a session is set up, step by step.
1. Choose the treatment
The home screen opens five doors: health, sports, saved sessions, favourites and free mode.
Each sport leads to its own presets. For a triathlete: warm-up, soft or intense recovery, relaxation, squeeze or free. Most sessions start from a sensible default, not from a blank screen.
2. Choose the zone on the body
The body is the main control. The therapist picks the zone on the table of chambers or touches it directly on the 3D figure, which turns 180° to reach the back of the legs.
Duration comes in three sizes, short, medium and long (15, 30 and 45 minutes), and is adjusted only in steps of five minutes.
3. Set up the phases
The active zone turns orange and opens its phase card: pressure in mmHg and hold for that chamber, and two actions, cancel the phase or apply overload. New phases are added to the timeline with a single button.
As soon as anything changes, the options to save the session or add it to favourites appear.
4. A language of phases
A phase is a configurable stretch of the treatment timeline, not an anatomical zone: one zone can hold as many phases as needed, and the treatment is the sum of all of them. Four colours tell active, programmed, cancelled and overload phases apart, and the same colours are painted on the 3D figure.
5. The session, narrated
Once started, the countdown takes over the right-hand side of the screen, as Vossman asked: the remaining time has to be readable at a glance. The elapsed time sits just below.
Underneath, the session narrates itself: the phase in progress, the zone and what the device is doing, such as inflating at 33% or holding at 140 mmHg. Pausing offers two ways out: stop or carry on.
6. Stop and keep it
Stopping asks a single question: save this session? Saved sessions and favourites are back on the home screen next time, ready to repeat with the same client.
7. The same idea, translated to the upper body
Pressofit treats the upper body with the same logic as the legs. When the treatment is for the arms, the figure shows the torso and both arms, and the table of chambers follows it: one column for each arm, with the pressure and hold of its six chambers, from the shoulder to the hand.