We design AI-powered motion testing so clinicians can measure what they used to only observe.
Our team of clinicians and engineers has built a platform that transforms how movement is assessed — combining advanced computer vision with deep clinical expertise.
Movement is one of medicine's most informative signals — and one of its least quantified.
Gait, balance, tremor, and mobility carry enormous diagnostic and prognostic value. Yet in most clinics they are still assessed by eye and recorded on subjective scales that vary between providers and visits.
Kinetically delivers objective, actionable insights for providers caring for patients with neurological conditions, fall risk, and mobility challenges — using nothing more than the camera already in their pocket.
Built where clinical insight and engineering meet.
Kinetically is built by movement-disorder specialists, physical therapists, computer-vision researchers, and software engineers working from the same table — so the science and the product never drift apart. The result is measurement clinicians can trust and software they'll actually use in a busy visit.
Clinically grounded
Every metric is designed with clinicians, mapped to assessments they already trust, and built to support — never replace — clinical judgment.
Objective by default
We turn observation into measurement. Reproducible numbers reduce variability between raters and across visits.
Accessible care
If it needs a lab, it does not scale. We bring precision movement analysis to any clinic, bedside, or living room.
Privacy first
Patient movement data is sensitive. We protect it with security and transparency worthy of the trust clinicians place in us.
Clinicians and engineers, building side by side.
Movement-disorder specialists, physical therapists, computer-vision researchers, and software engineers — working from the same table so the science and the product never drift apart.
See movement, measured.
Book a 20-minute demo and watch Kinetically turn a smartphone video into objective clinical metrics.