RealHorse app quantifies horse lameness from smartphone video, dubbed 'Horse Tinder'
RexDouglass · x · 2026-10-12
A demo of RealHorse shows smartphone video used to quantitatively analyze horse gait and lameness — measuring limb asymmetry, evaluating abnormalities invisible in straight-line movement via circular motion, and tracking rehab progress numerically. Equine physical therapist Sarah Smith has deployed it clinically and for vet information sharing. The quoter quips: "it's Horse Tinder."
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