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Rehabilitation doesn't stop at the clinic door.

Reforme is an AI assistant that watches how patients move during home exercises, corrects their form in real time, and shows physiotherapists exactly what happened between appointments.

Free to join. We only write when early access opens.

Live camera
Rep 1 / 12

Tracking body keypoints

Shoulder angle0°
Range of motion0%
Symmetry0%
Tempo3.0s/rep

Simulated session, for illustration.

Built on
  • Computer vision
  • Pose estimation
  • Biomechanics
  • Machine learning
  • Conversational AI
The gap

Between appointments, nobody is watching.

A physiotherapist can demonstrate an exercise perfectly. Once the patient goes home, the therapist has almost no view of what actually happens, and the patient has no one to tell them if it's right.

3 hours of exercise observed in four weeks

Illustrative plan: a 45-minute visit each week and five 15-minute home sessions per week.

What patients run into

  • Posture drifts and nobody says so
  • Joints move past, or short of, the prescribed range
  • Other body parts compensate for the weak one
  • Reps get rushed or dragged out
  • Body weight shifts to the easier side
  • The demonstrated technique fades from memory
  • Motivation and consistency slip

What therapists can't see

  • What happened in any home session
  • Anything beyond what the patient reports
  • Exactly where a patient is struggling
  • Numbers on exercise quality, only impressions
  • Which of many patients is drifting off track
  • Recurring errors, until they are well established
How it works

One loop, from prescription to progress.

The physiotherapist stays in charge of the plan. Reforme watches the exercise itself and reports back.

  1. 1

    Prescribe

    Create a patient profile and build a plan from the exercise library. Set the parameters that matter for that person, including targets and precautions.

    • Repetitions, hold, duration and rest
    • Target joint angles and movement range
    • Side of the body and exercise-specific precautions
    Plan forMaya R.
    Draft
    Shoulder abductionBoth sides
    Repetitions
    12
    Hold
    2 s
    Rest
    30 s
    Target angle
    90°
    Range
    0° to 90°
    Sets
    3
    PrecautionStop if you feel sharp pain above shoulder height.
  2. 2

    Perform

    The patient opens the session on a camera-enabled device and follows the guided exercise. Reforme detects body keypoints and starts analyzing right away.

    • Guided reps, hold timing and rest periods
    • Posture, joint angles and range of motion tracked live
    • Runs from the camera on the patient's device
    Live cameraRep 4 / 12
  3. 3

    Correct

    When movement drifts from the plan, the patient hears about it immediately, in plain language, with the problem joint highlighted on screen.

    • Specific feedback, not a generic "try again"
    • Problem joints highlighted with the measured angle
    • A ghost avatar to follow along
    Live cameraRep 5 / 12

    Left shoulder is lagging. Raise both arms together.

  4. 4

    Review

    After the session, structured performance data lands on the physiotherapist's dashboard. They see progress over time and adjust the plan, and the loop starts again.

    • Reps completed, form accuracy, errors, range, tempo
    • Recurring movement issues across sessions
    • One tap to change the next session's plan
    Session summaryMaya R.
    Completed
    Repetitions46/50
    Form accuracy92%
    Errors4
    Range of motion88°
    • Left shoulder lag5
    • Trunk lean3
    • Rushed tempo2

The therapist adjusts the plan, and the next session starts from there.

Features

Everything a supervised session would notice.

Reforme reads movement the way a trained eye does, then turns it into feedback for the patient and data for the clinician.

Real-time movement analysis

Seven things are measured on every rep, from body keypoints alone.

  • Posture94
  • Joint angles91
  • Range of motion88
  • Movement symmetry72
  • Tempo96
  • Repetition quality90
  • Exercise-specific form92

Example session, scored out of 100.

A ghost to follow

A digital avatar shows the target movement so patients can match it.

A rehab assistant that knows the plan

Patients ask questions and get answers shaped by their own precautions.

I feel a pull at the top of the lift. Is that okay?

A mild stretch is expected. Your plan says to stop if the pain is sharp. If it is, stop and tell your physiotherapist. If it's mild, keep going at your set pace.

Session data, automatically

Every session leaves a record the clinician can read in seconds.

  • Repetitions completed46 / 50
  • Form accuracy92%
  • Movement errors4
  • Range of motion88°
  • Tempo3.0 s per rep
The launch film

See it in 80 seconds.

A short walk through a session, from the first rep to the clinician's review.

For the clinician

See what happened at home.

Every patient's sessions roll up into one view. Spot who is improving, who is drifting, and which error keeps coming back.

  • Progress over time. Form accuracy and range of motion, session by session.
  • Recurring issues. The same movement error, counted across sessions.
  • Plan changes. Adjust reps, targets or precautions for the next session.
Maya R., shoulder abductionForm accuracy, last 8 sessions
On track
Movement errors
  • Left shoulder lag5
  • Trunk lean3
  • Rushed tempo2
  • Short range1

Sample data, for illustration.

Who it's for

One platform, two sides of the same recovery.

Extend your eyes beyond the appointment.

  • Manage patientsProfiles, plans and history in one place.
  • Prescribe preciselyReps, hold, rest, joint-angle targets, range, side and precautions per exercise.
  • Monitor sessionsReview movement errors instead of relying on recall.
  • Adjust with evidenceTrack progress over time and change the plan when the data says to.

Reforme assists. Your physiotherapist decides.

Reforme is an assistant, not a replacement. Plans are written by clinicians, and clinical decisions stay with qualified healthcare professionals.

  • The clinician writes the plan. Reforme only monitors what was prescribed.
  • The AI measures and flags. Interpreting the results is the clinician's job.
  • The loop stays human. Every adjustment goes through a physiotherapist.
Questions

Before you join.

What is Reforme?

An AI-powered physiotherapy and rehabilitation platform. It uses computer vision, pose estimation, biomechanics, machine learning and conversational AI to monitor and guide patients during prescribed exercises, and to report back to their physiotherapist.

Does it replace my physiotherapist?

No. Reforme is an assistant. The physiotherapist creates and adjusts the plan, and clinical decisions remain with qualified healthcare professionals.

What does a patient need to use it?

A camera-enabled device. The camera captures movement, and Reforme detects body keypoints to analyze it.

What does it measure?

Posture, joint angles, range of motion, movement symmetry, tempo, repetition quality and exercise-specific form.

Who is it built for?

Physiotherapists, physiotherapy clinics, rehabilitation centers and their patients. Hospitals, sports rehabilitation, orthopedic practices, home rehabilitation and remote care are planned next.

How is patient video handled?

Reforme analyzes body keypoints to assess movement. Full details on data handling and privacy will be published before early access begins.

When can I get access?

Join the waitlist and tell us your role. We'll write to you as early access opens.

Early access

Be there when rehabilitation gets a second pair of eyes.

Join the waitlist for early access. Tell us who you are and what Reforme is worth to you, so we can shape it around real needs.

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