The wearable
for the foot.

Gait is a vital sign — the only one nobody measures. How you load and roll through your feet shapes everything above them: how you move, how you recover, how long you keep going.

For everyone who is rebuilding a foot, protecting one, or asking more of it.

A shoe fitted with the Stride One insole and sensor unit
How you walk is a vital sign.

Gait is used in clinical practice as an indicator of general health, alongside pulse and blood pressure — yet it is the one nobody records day to day.

Your feet are the foundation.

Everything you build on them — ankle, knee, hip, and healthy mobility for the years ahead — is only as sound as what happens at the ground.

Stride One puts it within reach.

What used to mean a gait laboratory, an appointment and a specialist’s bill now fits inside an ordinary pair of shoes, at a fraction of the cost.

“Gait is a vital sign. Stride One helps you track it.”

Stride One Score

Day 214
76/100
Balance Index 72
Left 42%58% Right
Roll Index 81
Footprint Index 76
72
71%
80%
100

One score, three questions

The Stride One Score.

One number to follow, built from three that explain it.

01

Balance Index

Are you using the foot?

How weight is shared between left and right — in force and in time. The number that shows whether one side is still being protected.

02

Roll Index

Are you using it well?

The quality of the transition from heel, through midfoot, to push-off — the movement people avoid longest.

03

Footprint Index

Where does the load sit?

How load is distributed across the zones of each foot, how the two maps compare with each other, and how both shift from one month to the next.

Plainly

What Stride One does —
and what it doesn’t.

It does

Measure how load is shared between your feet, how you roll through each step, and where pressure sits across the foot — continuously, in your own shoes, for as long as you wear them. It gives you and anyone you share it with a record of how that changes.

It doesn’t

Diagnose anything, detect any condition, or tell you what to do about what it shows. It does not measure skin temperature. It does not replace an appointment, an examination or your clinician’s judgement.

See the full picture — how you'd use it, the score explained, and the research behind it — on For you, or read the published evidence directly.

Wearing them yourself?

Before an operation, after one, or for the long term. See what Stride One shows you.

See how it works

Working with us?

Running a study, or selling and supplying Stride One. For researchers, practices and retailers.

Partners