Pilot program
Be among the first to test it.
GaitGuard is an early prototype. The most useful thing right now is hearing from people who would actually use it, and from the people who walk beside them.
How it works
Four steps.
- 1
Sign up
Tell us who you are and which devices you have. It takes about a minute.
- 2
Get a build
We plan to invite testers to an early build through Apple's TestFlight, in small groups.
- 3
Walk, with supervision
Try it on ordinary walks with a care partner or clinician nearby. Calibrate first, then adjust the cue to feel right.
- 4
Tell us what happened
Short feedback notes: did cues come at the right time, was the rhythm comfortable, what was missing?
Join the pilot
We'll only email you about the pilot.
What we ask of you
A few walks, honest feedback, and supervised use. You can stop at any time.
What you get
Early access, a direct line to the developer, and real influence over what gets built.
What this isn't
A clinical trial. There's no ethics-board-reviewed study yet and no medical claims. GaitGuard is a cueing aid, not a medical device.
Your information
This form collects only what you type. It's used to contact you about the pilot, and you can ask to be removed at any time.
Read about safety and privacy or the research behind the idea.