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The company: Gokhale Method helps people re-pattern their posture to find relief from chronic back pain. The main service offering is a 6-lesson course. In that course, the Gokhale Method teacher uses SpineTracker as an educational tool to assist learning and track progress. SpineTracker consists of a wearable component — five small sensors that are placed vertically from the sacrum up the lumbar spine — and a mobile app, which communicates with the sensors to show the shape of your spine in real time as you move.
My role: Product manager + UX designer
My top responsibilities:
- Define priority of and timeline for new features
- Coordinate efforts of hardware, software, marketing, and design teams while prioritizing the opinions and experiences of our CEO, current users (students in our posture classes), and future target audience (anyone with back pain)
- Conduct user research, create mockups and interactive prototypes of new features, and help perform testing ahead of new version releases
Much of the design and UX work I've done on SpineTracker is not publicly available yet. Please contact me for more information.
SpineTracker sensors stick on your spine and send Bluetooth data to your smartphone.
The SpineTracker companion app shows your spine's shape and movement in real time.
(Screenshot from an early version of the app)
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