See what happens between appointments.
Your patients record their prescribed exercises at home. You get the recording, the joint angles, and the trend — before they walk back in.
Between appointments, a home programme is a week of self-report. Physalign turns that week into something you can look at.
Patients enter one code from you. Nothing to remember, nothing to reset, nothing for your front desk to unblock.
The rep happens at home. The measurement comes with it.
Pose tracking runs on the patient's own phone and reads the joint every frame. The angle beside the knee is taken from the movement you are watching, not written next to it.
Sagittal view, because that is the plane knee and hip flexion are measured in — and the only camera where the number is the patient's number.
This is what lands in your dashboard.
One screen, everything on it, read in about four seconds.
The set as it was performed, with the pose overlay drawn into the video. Not a tick box and not a self-report.
Read off the frames themselves, per joint, per set — the deepest the joint actually got to.
How much of the set the tracker saw clearly, so a bad frame never reads as a plateau.
“Felt tight on the left for the first few, easier after.”
RPE 6 · no pain reported
Illustrative session · angles computed from the pose shown
The gap between sides on the same movement, where one is lagging — the thing a physio is looking for and the hardest to eyeball.
Counted from the movement itself rather than tapped in afterwards.
Exertion and pain, attached to the set they belong to.
One session is an anecdote. Six are a direction.
Measured the same way every time, so the comparison across weeks is worth making — and so a plateau is a plateau rather than a bad camera angle.
Same exercise, same joint, same method — six sessions.
Grows from one physio to a whole roster.
Practitioners hold their own patients, sessions arrive against whoever recorded them, and admins move seats without emailing anyone. Per-seat pricing, so the bill matches the team.
- Alex R.Admin12 patients12 patients, 2 sessions today
- Jessica M.Practitioner8 patients8 patients, 1 sessions today
- Sarah B.Practitioner14 patients14 patients, 4 sessions today
- Kai P.Invited—Invitation pending
- R.T. · Squat12 min ago
3 sets · knee 96°
- M.K. · Single-leg RDL48 min ago
3 sets · hip 78°
- D.O. · Glute bridge2 hr ago
3 sets · hip 61°
Recordings stay private to the clinic. Patients consent before anything is captured, and reach their program with a code rather than an account.
Illustrative clinic · patient identifiers are initials, as the roster shows them
Claims, and the mechanisms that make them true.
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Tracking runs on the phone
Pose is computed on the patient's own device. The recording leaves it only when they send it.
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Consent before the camera
Nothing is captured until the patient agrees to that session — on iPhone and on Android.
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The clinic holds the delete key
Private storage, playback links that expire in an hour, deletion on request.
- Physalign supports a licensed physiotherapist's guidance. It does not diagnose.
- It is not a medical device.
- Movement values are estimates from on-device pose tracking, not clinical measurements.
Bring your first patients on this week.
Create the clinic, prescribe a programme, send one access code. The first session comes back that evening.