Built for the lower limb.

Three devices are available today, every one designed from the actual foot scan, printed in biocompatibility-certified material, and identical on every reorder. We are device experts, not an insole vendor.

CO-01 · Fully prescriptive

Functional

A rigid, fully prescriptive custom orthotic, designed automatically from the patient’s scan. You control the prescription, over 20 parameters, with no manual CAD. For patients who need true functional correction and control.

Design: your prescription, applied to the scan
Parameters: 20+ under your control
Reorders: identical, even a year later

CO-02 · Semi-custom

Accommodative

A softer, semi-custom device, matched to the patient’s scan for the best fit. Traditional fabrication made accommodatives too labor-intensive to offer at scale; printing changes the economics. For offloading, cushioning, and comfort-led cases.

Fit: index device matched to the scan
Comfort: multiple arch heights, heel-cup depths, and durometers
Best for: offloading and comfort-led care

CO-03 · Open footwear

Sandals

Custom 3D-printed sandals, bringing the same scan-based fit to open footwear. Patients keep their orthotic benefit in warm-weather and casual settings where a traditional insert will not go.

Fit: designed from the same foot scan
Use: warm-weather and casual wear
Benefit: support beyond the closed shoe

Shared across every device

Designed from the actual foot scan. Thinner and lighter than traditional. Consistent and repeatable. Class 1 medical device, biocompatibility-certified materials, proof of manufacturing for insurance claims. Ships in about four business days.

On the roadmap

Custom footwear, custom braces, and AFOs. We lead with orthotics, but the platform was built for advanced 3D-printed medical devices across the lower limb. Device experts, not an insole vendor.

Not sure which fits your patient?

Book a demo and we will walk the options against your caseload. Functional for correction, Accommodative for comfort and offloading, Sandals for open footwear.

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