Your iPhone already measures how steadily you walk — a validated fall-risk signal sitting unread in Apple Health. HealthGait reads it, shows your trend, warns you early, and pairs you with the right shoe. No gadget to buy. No sensor to charge.
See how it works ↓Apple Health quietly measures your walking steadiness, walking speed, and asymmetry — a validated read on balance and fall risk, captured from the phone you already carry. But it sits buried in an app most people never open: no trend, no warning, no idea what to do about it. HealthGait turns that signal into something you can actually act on — and pairs it with a shoe the evidence says helps.
Apple Health already computes walking speed, asymmetry, and Walking Steadiness — validated against gait labs and built to warn of fall risk. Nothing to buy, charge, or wear.
The evidence is clear: a wide, firm sole, low heel, secure fit, and reduced toe-catch cut sway and trips. We pair you with the right shoe for how you walk — everyday to clinical adaptive.
We watch the number day over day, flag a decline weeks before a fall, and tell you exactly what to do next — a balance exercise, a PT referral, a check from your care team.
It reads the walking data Apple Health has already been collecting — with your permission. No gadget, nothing to wear. Your gait number in seconds.
Walking Steadiness and speed, day over day, in plain language — steady, improving, or slipping. The thing your phone was measuring but never showed you.
Based on how you actually walk, we pair you with the right shoe — a supportive everyday shoe, or a clinical adaptive shoe if your gait needs more. A genuinely better shoe, not a gadget.
If the trend bends the wrong way, you get a clear next step — before a fall, not after. And a care network behind it if you want one.
Know your Walking Steadiness and gait number now — no hardware, no email. If a better shoe or daily monitoring is a fit, we'll show you the options and whether it's covered.
Shoe and monitoring options shown after. Early access — no obligation.
One: walking speed and steadiness are the sixth vital sign — they predict falls, recovery, and independence better than almost any single test (Studenski, JAMA 2011; CDC STEADI). Two: Apple validated the iPhone as a gait sensor and built Walking Steadiness from its Heart & Movement Study specifically to warn of fall risk. The signal and the science already exist on tens of millions of phones. We make them usable — and pair them with a shoe the evidence says actually helps.
"My daughter set up the app on my phone in a minute. It showed my walking had been slipping since winter — I hadn't noticed. The new shoes and a few exercises, and it's climbing back."
Start by knowing your gait number — about a minute, no hardware, no email.
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