About
Why I built StepSavvy
“I built StepSavvy because getting back to the things you love shouldn’t depend on how often you can see a specialist. Most of that work happens at home, where no one is there to show you how you’re actually moving. So I turned the phone in your pocket into a simple way to see how you walk and a clear plan for what to work on next. Whether you’re coming back from surgery, managing an old injury, or just want to move better, StepSavvy is built to meet you where you are. Every step you take is progress, and I want StepSavvy to help you see it.”
Mahin Acharya is the founder of StepSavvy and is currently pursuing a career in surgery, with a passion for app development. Seeing how much of recovery happens at home, between appointments, inspired Mahin to bring medicine and technology together in a simple tool that helps people understand how they move and keep making progress.
Meet our co-founder
Sameen Kazmi is a co-founder of StepSavvy with a background in public health, medicine, research, and patient education. Her experiences across healthcare and community health have shaped her passion for making health information more accessible, practical, and easier to understand.
At StepSavvy, Sameen helps guide the clinical and educational direction of the platform, bringing together evidence-based care and innovative technology to help people better understand their movement and foot health. She is especially passionate about giving people tools that allow them to take a more active role in their health, recovery, and overall well-being.
For Sameen, StepSavvy is a way to combine her interests in healthcare, technology, education, and accessibility to create something that can make a meaningful difference in people’s everyday lives.
Questions or ideas? I read every message: stepsavvy.app@gmail.com