I Let an iPhone App Scan My Feet, and My Arches Are Thanking Me

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For review, Groov sent me two pairs, one the regular Plush model and the other Luxe, for use in those once-painful leather boots.

Users have the option of getting a default “Plush” or other elastic model called “Response.” The “Luxe” insole is made for shoes that don’t have removable linings.

The Groov app is only available on iPhone, though Cataldi said the company is trying to work out a version for Android (which itself is hard, as various phones may or may not support a depth sensor).