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The eSteps
clinician dashboard

Continuous real-world mobility and validated walk tests, delivering objective gait insights before your patient sits down.

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The eSteps clinician dashboard, showing this week's triage: three patients need review, three have no data, six are stable, and the patients needing attention are listed underneath.

Worked on with

  • Università di Bologna
  • Novartis
  • Ospedale San Raffaele
  • A.O.U.I. Verona
  • Technische Universität München
  • University of Pennsylvania
  • MIT Sloan School of Management
  • Go Global World

Clinical Workflow

From raw gait data to actionable clinical decisions.

  • Proactive risk stratification

    Filter your patient population by mobility status, test adherence, and acute drops to prioritize who needs clinical contact today.

  • Objective treatment & rehab tracking

    Quantify patient response to therapy changes, medication adjustments, or physical rehabilitation with continuous longitudinal trends.

  • Early fall risk & instability indicators

    Track stride-to-stride variability and sway metrics during Romberg tests to detect deteriorating balance and rising fall risk early.

  • Automated gait cycle breakdown

    Comprehensive per-foot cycle decomposition across initial contact, midstance, propulsion, and swing without requiring a gait lab.

  • Continuous ecological tracking

    Thousands of natural strides recorded in real-life environments, eliminating the white-coat effect of clinic hallway tests.

  • EMR-integrated documentation

    One-click narrative summaries and exportable reports that turn weeks of telemetry into standard clinical documentation.

Clinical Summary

A reading of the last thirty days, in a paragraph.

Patient-specific gait insights grounded in objective metrics. Review key signals, select actionable recommendations, and copy directly into your clinical notes.

The Clinical Summary panel for a patient: an executive narrative describing four walks in fourteen days and a nine per cent rise in step time, then an AI interpretation naming the metrics each reading rests on.

How it fits

Three things change about the visit. Nothing else does.

  1. 01

    Issue the insole at a visit.

    It slips into the shoes they already own. No calibration, no custom footwear, about two weeks of battery.

  2. 02

    They walk their ordinary week.

    Passive tracking runs by itself. When you want a structured reading, the app runs a two- or six-minute walk from their phone.

  3. 03

    The record is ready before they sit down.

    You open the patient and the analysis is done - the months you did not see, per foot and over time.

Two people walking along a street, seen from the knees down.

See it against your own patients.

A pilot is a handful of patients, the insoles, and an hour of your time to set up. Tell us who you see and we will show you the dashboard with that in mind.

Start a pilot

Tell us who you see.

We will come back with the dashboard set up around that caseload, and what a pilot would involve for your clinic.

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