The patient experience
Simple to use exercise plans, reminders and tap-to-pay.
No app to download, no account to create, no password to forget. One link that shows their exercise plan, their next appointment, and a fast way to pay. Updates happen the moment you change anything.
One link. No app, no account, no password.
- Your patient gets a link. They open it. That is the entire flow.
- No app to download, no account to create, and no password to have forgotten by week three — which is where most patient portals quietly die.
- Every step between a patient and their exercises costs you some percentage of the people who will actually do them. This removes all of them.
They can keep it on their home screen
- If they want, they add it to their phone’s home screen and it behaves like any other app: always there, full screen, its own icon.
- It is a web-app, which means it is a website that behaves like an app. No app store, no download, no approval process.
You change the plan; theirs changes
- Update the programme and the same link shows the new one next time they open it. Nothing to resend, nothing for them to lose.
- No version confusion, and no patient quietly doing last month’s exercises for a fortnight.
- Exercises play with video, voiceover and controllable 3D models, so they can see what should be moving without you in the room.
- One tap marks a session done. Not a diary, not a daily pain score, just one tap, because anything more elaborate gets abandoned along with the exercises.
Their next appointment is on the same screen
- The plan page shows their next appointment: the date, the time and what it is for.
- It also carries a payment status, so the patient can see if they need to pay.
And they can pay you right from the same screen
- When payment is pending on that appointment, there is a Pay button. They tap it, they pay, and it's settled.
- A patient who can pay from the same screen they already open to do their exercises is a patient who pays sooner.