Your parent's iPhone has quietly been measuring how steadily they walk — a validated fall-risk signal. MotionSole reads it, warns you weeks before their risk rises, and pairs them with the right shoe. No gadget for them to wear or charge.
See how it works ↓A fall almost never comes out of nowhere. For months beforehand, walking gets a little slower, a little less steady. The hard part has always been seeing it — it happens at home, day by day, until the ER call. Here's what changed: their iPhone has been measuring it the whole time — Walking Steadiness, walking speed, asymmetry — and no one was reading it. MotionSole reads it for you.
Apple Health already computes walking speed, asymmetry, and Walking Steadiness — built to warn of fall risk, validated against gait labs. Nothing for them to wear, charge, or remember.
The evidence is clear: a wide, firm sole, low heel, secure fit, and reduced toe-catch cut sway and trips. We pair them with the right shoe for how they walk — everyday to clinical adaptive.
When their walking starts to slip, you get a gentle heads-up on your phone — weeks before it becomes a fall — with a clear next step.
On their iPhone — or on yours, reading the data they choose to share. It picks up the walking metrics Apple Health has already been collecting. A minute, then it's hands-off.
Their gait number — walking speed and steadiness, the 6th vital sign — tracked day over day, with nothing for them to wear or do.
A simple picture of how they're walking — steady, improving, or slipping — in plain language, on your phone.
If the trend bends the wrong way, you get an alert and a clear next step: the right shoe, a balance exercise, a PT referral, or a caregiver check through our care network — before the fall.
Take the free 3-minute fall-risk screen at fallrisks.com. If reading their iPhone's gait signal and pairing the right shoe is a fit, we'll walk you through the options — and whether it's covered.
Works with their iPhone. Shoe and monitoring options shown after the screen — no obligation.
One: how fast and how steadily someone walks predicts falls — and decline — 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 live on the phone in your parent's pocket. We make them visible to you — and pair them with a shoe the evidence says actually helps.
"Mom kept saying she was fine. The app read her own phone and showed her walking had slipped 15% over two months. We caught it, got her into PT and better shoes, and she never fell."
It starts with a free 3-minute screen — no account, no email. You'll know where your parent stands in minutes.
Take the free fall-risk screen →