How it works

From a few photos to insoles built for your feet

Here's exactly what happens after you start a custom-fit request — including how to take photos that actually help us get your fit right.

Step 1

Tell us about your feet

Describing what's going on with your feet
A couple of minutes

Describe what's going on

A short description is enough to start — what part of your foot bothers you, when it happens, and anything a doctor may have told you.

  • You'll need to be signed in to submit — create a free account or use Google sign-in
  • A written description is all that's required; photos are optional but help us get the fit right
Step 2

Take photos of your foam imprint

Photographing a foam foot imprint
The part that matters most

A good photo saves everyone time

We'll mail you a custom imprint foam kit. Step onto it to capture the exact shape of your feet, then photograph the imprint — not your bare feet — so we can see the full detail.

  • We need at least 20 photos of the imprint, taken from different angles, to build an accurate fit
  • JPEG, PNG, or WebP, up to 10MB per photo
  • Just photos for now — no scan or prescription upload yet
Step 3

We review and send a quote

Reviewing details and sending a quote
Nothing happens without your OK

You approve the price before anything is made

We look at your description and photos, then send back a price and any notes. Nothing goes into production until you accept it from your account.

  • If you decline, the request is closed at no cost — email us if you'd rather discuss a different price
Step 4

We build it and ship it to you

Building the insoles and shipping them out
Last step

Track it from your account

Once you accept the quote, your request moves into production. You can check its status any time from your account.

Coming soon

A mobile app for scanning your feet

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Heelthy
In development

Skip the photos — scan instead

We're building a mobile app that uses your phone's camera to scan your feet directly, instead of taking photos by hand. It's still in development, but it's next on our roadmap.

Ready to get a fit built for your feet?

Two minutes to describe your feet — no account needed to begin.