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For clinics & study staff
Enroll a child, open a screen order, and issue the parent's capture link from one console.
Sign in via CompassMotor screening, from a phone.
Roughly half of children diagnosed with ADHD also have a coexisting motor coordination difficulty (DCD) that routinely goes unscreened. Stride turns a smartphone camera into a movement-screening instrument — guided filming, on-device pose estimation, no wearable, no clinic equipment.
Standardized DCD questionnaires exist, but the gold-standard motor batteries need trained observers and clinic time nobody schedules at an ADHD intake. The result: a coexisting motor difficulty that would change a child's OT referral just gets missed.
Stride's capture module runs BlazePose landmark estimation directly in the browser — nothing is uploaded until QC has already checked frame rate, task duration, and landmark visibility, with an instant warm-retry prompt if a task didn't record cleanly. A parent films four short guided tasks at home; a clinician reviews QC'd landmark data and a validated caregiver questionnaire, side by side.
Real BlazePose landmark tracking, running in the browser via WebAssembly — no video ever needs to leave the device by default.
Live framing feedback, a 3-2-1 countdown, and instant QC with a warm-retry prompt the moment a task didn't record cleanly.
Frame rate, task-duration bounds, and per-task landmark visibility coverage — checked synchronously, not after the family has gone home.
A study coordinator opens the screen; the family gets a one-shot link scoped to their child, never a shared password.
Coordinators enroll families and issue the screen link from a staff account. Families never create an account — their link is single-use and scoped to one child.
Enroll a child, open a screen order, and issue the parent's capture link from one console.
Sign in via CompassConsent, four guided capture tasks with live framing feedback, and a caregiver questionnaire — via a single-use link from your clinic.
Just launched — deployed to production as a capture-module prototype for an upcoming validation study; no live screens yet. The caregiver questionnaire currently ships with placeholder item text pending a licensing decision on the real instrument.
Stride is one of the solutions built inside the Synapse Spark Foundation. Everything we make is part of the same mission — embracing neurodivergent minds and supporting the researchers advancing the science.
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