Movement belongs
in everyday life.

MovingSteady started with two of the strongest people I know: my grandmother and my 98-year-old great-grandmother.

Growing up, they were always the people taking care of everyone else. As they got older, I started seeing how much harder it could be for them to simply keep moving in the ways most of us take for granted.

I watched my grandmother go through multiple back surgeries and physical therapy. When those appointments eventually ended, the need to keep moving didn’t. She was still dealing with discomfort and trying to figure out what she could realistically do at home on her own.

My great-grandmother’s situation was different. At 98, getting down on the floor for a workout or following a traditional exercise routine just wasn’t realistic. Without someone there to encourage her, it was easy for most of the day to pass sitting at home with very little movement.

Seeing both of them made me wonder: why isn’t there something built around what older adults can actually do, in the place they’re already most comfortable?

That question became MovingSteady. I’m building it to make movement at home feel simpler and more approachable—and to give families a way to stay involved, even when they can’t always be there in person.