ORPYX Lab vs FittrScan 3D

The Orpyx Lab app is an all-in-one ordering and 3D scanning platform specifically tailored for Orpyx Sensory Insoles to ensure that an individual’s orthotics achieve an optimal fit. The Orpyx Lab app uses the forward facing FaceID camera, converting an iPad Pro or iPhone X or newer into a 3D scanner. 3D scanning eliminates the hassle of shipping impression boxes for faster delivery times. NOTE: The Orpyx Lab app doesn’t do assessment or medical treatment. The Practitioner will be making any medical decisions and the app is merely a help to capture the geometry of the patient's feet. No patient identifiable data will be saved to the Orpyx Lab app.

FittrScan 3D lets professionals capture, measure, and analyze 3D foot scans directly on iPhone, turning scans into actionable insights for footwear fitting. Built-in guidance and structured review ensure reliable, clinically meaningful results. Optimized for clinical and orthopedic footwear workflows, the app supports the full process from scan capture to actionable analysis in FittrApp. Key features: • Full foot and footsole scanning with TrueDepth • Real-time Foot Recognition for precise, clean scans • Automatic detection and classification of toe deformities, including hallux valgus and hammertoes • Analyze impact of deformities on shoe fit, including extra space requirements and recommended last modifications • 3D preview to inspect and adjust anatomical reference points • Track key measurements and analysis in one place • Secure cloud upload and seamless integration with FittrApp for orthopedic footwear selection and configuration • Designed for repeatable, standardized scanning workflows FittrScan 3D provides practical guidance for phone positioning, movement, and recovery if tracking is lost—helping teams achieve consistent results across users and sessions. Device requirements Requires iPhone with TrueDepth camera (iPhone X or newer). For best performance, newer devices are recommended. Important FittrScan 3D supports professional workflows and decision-making. It does not replace clinical judgment.