We met during our undergraduate years at Johns Hopkins University. A mutual friend had a wrist fracture that required extensive occupational therapy. He often grew frustrated at the lack of guidance for his at-home hand exercises. Sometimes, he would do them, but do them incorrectly. Other times, he didn't do them at all.

This pain point sparked our sympathy...and our interest. We met with and surveyed numerous therapists and patients, who explained that our friend wasn't alone: at-home hand therapy is a complex problem that needed a solution. MoTrack Therapy was born.