01 · In the session
Session time, spent repeating.
Explain. Explain again. And again.
Same exercises, every session.
From the first assessment to the last session and beyond: plans in seconds, guided exercises at home, and progress on your screen before the next visit.

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The problem
01 · In the session
Explain. Explain again. And again.
Same exercises, every session.
02 · Between sessions
don't do their exercises well at home.
Without guidance, confidence fades and motivation follows.
physios we interviewed call it a top-three daily frustration.
03 · After the prescription
self-pay patients don't come back.
of insured patients need more physio than their prescription covers.
The loop
What you build in the clinic goes home with your patient, and what happens at home comes back to you.
The physio approves every step
Pre-assessment before the visit, guidelines for this patient, a plan and lesson in seconds.
Each exercise guided at home, step by step. Camera checks on form as they move are being tested now.
See the LabOutcomes and progress, ready before the next visit. You adjust, and the loop goes round again.
For your practice
Who we are
Recovery without feedback doesn’t feel like recovery.
“After a shoulder injury, I was given exercises to do at home. Everything seemed clear in the session, but on my own I wasn’t sure I was doing them right. That uncertainty turned into frustration, and eventually I stopped. Recovery without feedback doesn’t feel like recovery. The shoulder never fully healed, and a surgeon has since recommended an operation. That’s the kind of outcome that never shows up on a physio bill, but lands somewhere else in the system.”
The hardest part of recovery happened when no one was watching.
“To this day, my knee hasn’t fully regained its mobility. After a serious injury I spent months in physiotherapy, and between appointments I often felt lost. I struggled to remember the exercises, wondered if I was doing them right, and found it hard to stay motivated. The hardest part of recovery happened when no one was watching.”
I treat in the session, but recovery happens at home, where I can’t see.
“Every day I see the same thing. A patient leaves with a good plan, and a week later they come back unsure, or they’ve stopped. I spend the first minutes of every session finding out what happened and showing the exercises again. I treat in the session, but recovery happens at home, where I can’t see. With move90 the plan goes home with them, and I know how the week went before they walk in.”
FAQ
No. The physio assesses, decides and treats. move90 takes the repeat explaining and paperwork off their plate, and keeps their plan going between visits.
No. The AI drafts a plan from the physio's session notes. The physio reviews, edits and approves it before the patient sees anything.
The physio invites them from move90. Patients follow their plan on their own phone at move90.com/app.
It runs in the browser, so there's nothing to install. We set up each clinic together with the team and stay close during the first weeks.
Yes, that's the idea. When the prescription block ends, the physio can offer an extended home plan, so patients keep recovering with their physio instead of dropping off. We're running this with our pilot clinics now.
Not yet. Camera feedback on form is in our Lab. We're testing its accuracy against lab motion capture before any patient relies on it. See the Lab
In the EU, on AWS in Frankfurt. We're committed to GDPR (DSGVO), and patient data is never sold or shared for marketing.
move90 supports the physio's clinical decisions. It doesn't diagnose and doesn't replace their judgement. Features that need medical device approval, like camera feedback, are being developed on the EU medical device (MDR) pathway before they reach patients.
We're measuring it, not assuming it. We're running a structured study with patients on adherence and recovery, and we'll publish what we find. See the Lab
Simple monthly pricing per therapist. We'll walk through it, and what it can bring the clinic, in a short demo. Book a demo