AI gait analysis for clinics: Walking is a vital sign.
Record a short walk on a smartphone. StepAnalyser's AI reads every step and turns it into an objective gait report — so changes in mobility are caught early, while there is still time to act.
What the AI reads from one walk
The way a patient walks says more than a quick look can catch
Today
Gait is hard to measure in everyday practice
Observing a patient walk gives an impression, not a measurement. Instrumented gait labs are precise, but they are expensive, few and far between — so most changes in walking are judged by eye, or not at all.
- Watching the patient walk down the corridor
- Notes that are hard to compare next time
- Referral to a specialised gait lab
- Waiting lists and extra visits
With StepAnalyser
An objective gait assessment in your own exam room
The patient walks a few metres with a smartphone on the thigh. StepAnalyser's AI analyses every step and returns a report you can file, explain to the patient and compare at the next visit.
- A smartphone instead of lab equipment
- AI analysis of every step
- A clear report in plain clinical language
- Changes caught early, visit to visit
A few metres of walking, measured step by step
Heel contact. The heel meets the ground and the leg takes the impact.
Every step becomes data the AI can read.
How a walk is measuredAI that reads every step
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Record
The phone on the thigh records how the leg moves — a raw, noisy signal no one could read by eye.
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Find every step
The AI cleans the signal and marks each heel contact, right and left, across the whole walk.
- 03
Line the strides up
Every stride is laid over the others. When they overlap closely, the walking rhythm is steady.
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Compare
The walk is set against the patient's previous visit, so even small changes stand out.
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Report
Findings are written up in plain language, for the clinician to review and discuss.
Four steps, one routine
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Record
The patient walks. The phone records.
Put the phone on the patient's thigh and ask them to walk a short distance — a corridor is enough. No lab, no markers, no treadmill.
- Smartphone
- Short walk
- Any corridor
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Analyse
The AI reads every step.
The recording is analysed automatically: steps are found, timed and compared, so nobody has to count or score by eye.
- AI analysis
- Every step
- Automatic
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Review
A clear report for the clinician.
Results arrive as a structured gait report in plain clinical language — ready to discuss with the patient and add to their record.
- Gait report
- Plain language
- Patient record
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Follow up
Changes you can act on early.
Each new walk is compared with the patient's own baseline, so a quiet decline stands out long before it becomes a problem — and so does the effect of acting on it.
- Baseline
- Timeline
- Export
Built for everyday clinical practice
Short appointments, busy staff and patients who come back — every part of StepAnalyser is shaped around how clinics actually work.
An AI gait report after every walk
Each recording is analysed and summarised in a structured report — walking rhythm, left/right balance and change over time — written for clinicians, not engineers.
Patient timelines and baselines
Every session lands on the patient's timeline and is compared with their own baseline, so a gradual change is visible long before it would be noticed by eye.
Privacy by design
Consent is recorded before capture, personal identifiers are kept apart from the walking data, and anonymisation options are built in.
Exports for records and research
Structured exports carry gait data into patient records, statistics tools and clinical studies without retyping anything.
For every practice where walking matters
From a family practice to a hospital department — anywhere a change in how someone walks is worth catching early.
Preventive & family medicine
A quick, objective mobility check as part of the routine visit.
Geriatrics
Notice a slow loss of mobility at check-ups, while there is still time to act.
Physiotherapy & rehab
Spot compensation early and show patients measurable progress.
Neurology
Document early changes in walking rhythm and symmetry over months.
Sports medicine
Catch left–right imbalances early, before they turn into a problem.
Orthopaedics
Useful after surgery too: follow how walking returns, visit by visit.
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Smartphone
The only device in the room
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Lab equipment
No markers, plates or treadmill
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Platforms
iOS & Android
See StepAnalyser in your clinic
Tell us a little about your practice. We'll show you how a short walk becomes a gait report — and how it could fit into the appointments you already have.
A live demo of the app and an AI gait report
A pilot with your own team and patients
Answers on data protection and how it fits your records