Your child has flat feet but quits exercises out of boredom?
They won't quit a game.

ArchFix is a mobile app that recommends exercises for treating flatfoot and tracks progress using AI analysis of footprint scans. The ArchFix program features an advanced exercise recommendation algorithm developed in collaboration with doctors - taking into account the child's physical ability and age - alongside community support, consultations, and direct access to leading specialists in pediatrics, physiatry, and sports medicine, over a 12-month period.

No. The application and program are not a replacement for a doctor's visit. They aim to help parents of children with diagnosed flexible flat feet achieve their goals through motivation and consistency. If your child has a serious condition or you suspect they do, please visit a medical professional.

ArchFix is designed specifically for flexible flat feet - the most common type in children and the one that responds best to exercise. If your child has rigid flat feet, a structural issue, or another underlying condition, our program is not the right fit. In that case, we recommend consulting an orthopedic specialist or physiatrist who can guide you toward the appropriate treatment. If you are unsure, a free consultation with our team can help clarify things.

Yes, the exercises are perfectly safe. They are a standard set of exercises prescribed by doctors, just presented the ArchFix way - explained to children in a way that is engaging and does not feel like exercise.

The app and program are designed to help children aged 3 to 12.

The answer to this and any other question about our program can be found by scheduling a free consultation.

Footwear advice is not part of our current offering. ArchFix focuses on exercise-based treatment delivered through the app and program. We may expand to include footwear guidance in the future.

It starts with a simple form - leave your contact details and someone from our team will reach out as soon as possible by phone call, Viber, or WhatsApp, whichever works best for you. In that conversation you will get the full picture: we will listen to your child's situation, walk you through the program in detail, answer every question you have, and together decide whether ArchFix is the right fit for your family. No pressure, no commitment - just an honest conversation.

Ideally when your child turns 3, because before that age the arch is still naturally developing - and acting early makes the biggest difference. When you join the program, the very first thing you do is take a footprint scan, which becomes your starting point. Everything from there is tracked against it. Just follow the in-app instructions on a clean dry surface - it only takes a few minutes.

As often as possible - every day is ideal, but 4 to 5 times a week will get the job done. The exercises are short and designed to fit naturally into your child's day without feeling like a workout. ArchFix automatically adapts the plan based on your child's age, ability, and progress, so you do not need to figure out the schedule yourself. Just open the app and follow along.

No. There is no need to book time off work, hunt for parking outside a clinic, or sit in a waiting room. The whole program runs from home - you join, set up the app, scan the footprint, and start the exercises. ArchFix is made for parents who already know their child has flat feet and want to actually do something about it, without the unnecessary hassle.

The most reliable way is to visit a pediatrician or orthopedic specialist. At home, you can try the Jack test: have your child stand barefoot on a flat surface and ask them to lift their big toe upward. If the arch of the foot rises when the toe is raised, this is a sign of flexible flat feet - the arch exists but collapses under body weight. If no arch appears at all, a doctor should assess them. Keep in mind that children under 4-5 naturally have flatter-looking feet while their arches are still developing.