See the fit,
before you commit.

Custom 3D-printed orthotics from your patient’s own scan. Thinner, lighter, identical on every reorder, delivered in about four days.

Connect O&P 3D-printed functional orthotics, three-quarter studio viewCO-01 Functional
Class 1 medical deviceHIPAA-compliant platformBiocompatible materialsProof of manufacturing, every orderTrusted by Global Orthotics
Virtual fit. The designed device on this patient’s own scan, before approval.

The device, on their foot, before anything prints.

Every other workflow asks you to commit first: capture an impression, send it off, and hope the finished device fits the way you intended. Connect O&P shows you the designed orthotic on your patient’s own scan before you approve the order. No other platform does this.

See how virtual fit works

From scan to finished device, in a few clicks.

Your prescription, applied automatically to the actual shape of the patient’s foot. You stay in control of every clinical decision.

  1. 01

    Scan

    Any Face-ID iPhone or iPad. No equipment to buy.

  2. 02

    Assess

    The platform reads the scan and your clinical inputs.

  3. 03

    Design

    Your recipe, automated to spec. No manual CAD.

  4. 04

    Virtual fit

    See it on the patient before you commit.

  5. 05

    Approve

    Nothing prints until you say so.

  6. 06

    Print

    Biocompatible material, proof of manufacturing.

  7. 07

    Delivered

    In about four business days.

Walk through the full flow

The numbers clinicians check first.

Every statistic on this site carries its citation. The full set, with sources, is on the evidence page.

112

Minutes of chair time

Plaster casting averages 11 minutes per patient. A digital scan takes about 2, with reliability independent of clinical experience.

Sources: Payne 2007, Carroll 2011
~4 days

Scan to delivered

Reliable turnaround, without the seasonal backlog of a traditional lab. Book the fitting follow-up with confidence.

Platform turnaround, in business days
Macro view of the 3D-printed lattice structure of a Connect O&P device

Printed, not hand-formed. That is the whole point.

A hand-built device is only as consistent as the technician who made it that day. A printed device is generated from your prescription applied to the patient’s actual scan, so every order and every reorder is identical, and it comes back thinner and lighter, so it fits the shoes your patients actually wear.

See the devices

One platform, from the scan to the front desk.

Capture on any Face-ID iPhone or iPad. Review scans, orders, and virtual fits on the desktop. Your admin staff track every order without calling anyone.

Connect scan viewer showing a textured 3D foot scan with nine measurements, from foot length to metatarsal girth
Scan review. The captured foot, measured, in the browser.
Connect orders view with the status pipeline from Placed to Delivered and orders awaiting design approval
Order tracking. Every order, every status, visible to your staff.

See it on your own patient.

Book a 15-minute demo, or let us scan you or a staff member and make you a pair. No commitment. Prefer to judge it yourself? We will set up a no-risk test environment so you can run a few sample orders.

A clinician fitting a 3D-printed orthotic into a patient’s shoe