Re-engineering Non-motorized personal mobility devices.
We design human-centered mobility devices that support the body, adapt to daily life, and respect personal aesthetic preferences; built to move with people, not restrict them.
Today's mobility devices fall short in three key areas
Designed for medicine; not life
Many devices prioritize clinical function while overlooking how people actually move through homes, cities, workplaces, and social spaces. What works in a controlled setting often becomes awkward, limiting, or impractical in the real world.
Rigid tools in dynamic lives
Bodies, routines, and environments change; yet most mobility devices remain static. People are asked to adapt to their device rather than having a device that adapts to them.
Support without dignity
Mobility devices are often visually stigmatizing and difficult to carry or integrate into daily life. Over time, this affects confidence, independence, and the willingness to stay active beyond what is strictly necessary.
These shortcomings are not edge cases; they shape how people move, participate, and see themselves every day.
Rooted in lived experience
This initiative is led by someone who has relied on personal mobility devices their entire life. Born with a disability, the founder has navigated daily life using non-motorized mobility devices across schools, cities, workplaces, and public spaces.
That lived experience brings more than familiarity with assistive equipment; it brings a deep understanding of what works, what doesn’t, and what is quietly endured but rarely addressed. The frustrations outlined above are not theoretical; they are informed by years of adaptation, compromise, and firsthand insight.
This work exists to translate that perspective into something broader; an effort to rethink how personal mobility devices support real people, real bodies, and real lives over time.
“I’ve spent my life adapting to mobility devices. Instead, we're building devices that adapt to people.”
How we make decisions
Guided by experienced advisors
We're supported by a board of advisors that bring experience across product development, bioengineering, physical therapy, finance, business law, and operations; alongside lived experience. Their collective perspective challenges assumptions and guides long-term decision-making to ensure our work remains grounded.
Take part in what we’re building
If this work resonates with you, there are meaningful ways to engage; whether by staying connected as the effort evolves, or by contributing your time and expertise more directly.