Too many patients feel lost in translation.
Too many patients feel lost in translation.
Pebble helps you understand what’s happening - clearly, visually, and with care.
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~36% of adults have basic or below-basic health literacy, with younger adults (18–24) disproportionately affected, especially in managing chronic illness
~36% of adults have basic or below-basic health literacy, with younger adults (18–24) disproportionately affected, especially in managing chronic illness
(From the U.S. Department of Education’s National Assessment of Adult Literacy NAAL)
Most patients will face a test or procedure they’ve never heard of during their health journey.
Pebble turns the unfamiliar into something understandable - and a little less scary.
Small tools for big questions.
Small tools for big questions.
We make visual health literacy tools to support clarity, comfort, and confidence in the medical world. Pebble turns procedures, terms, and tools into simple, fun, engaging guides that speak to patients - not over them.
About Us
About Us
Sometimes, the smallest things help the most.
Sometimes, the smallest things help the most.
Pebble began from a deeply personal truth: that navigating health care, especially with chronic or rare conditions, can be overwhelming, clinical, and distant. As a patient, I often found that the hardest part wasn’t just the illness and symptoms itself, but the fog of information, uncertainty, and feeling alone in the process.
Pebble was born from that gap. We create soft, engaging visual resources - like illustrated explainers for EMGs, PFTs, or inhaler use - that meet patients where they are. Our goal is to help people understand what’s happening to their bodies with clarity, warmth, and dignity.
Whether you're preparing for a test you’ve never heard of or trying to explain your condition to someone else, Pebble is here to make the language of medicine feel a little more human.
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