Measure ROM in 90 seconds. Document in half the time.

Browser-based computer vision that measures joint range-of-motion and auto-generates clinical notes — no wearables, no calibration, no manual data entry.

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Still stuck with paper?

Manual goniometers

Unreliable inter-rater measurements, time-consuming, and subjective results

Hand-written notes

Copy to EHR doubles documentation time, typos and illegible handwriting compromise care

No objective baseline

Can't prove improvement to patients or insurance without consistent measurement

Insurance audits

No data trail means vulnerable to claim rejections and compliance issues

PhysioLens fixes all of it

Computer vision angles

Sub-5° accuracy on any joint in seconds, consistent across all clinicians

AI-generated SOAP notes

Copy-paste ready clinical documentation in your standard format, exported to PDF

Session-over-session trends

Visual progress charts show improvement, builds patient confidence and retention

Audit-ready history

Every measurement logged with timestamp, confidence score, and exportable to CSV

Core Features

Instant Angles

Pose detection measures any joint in seconds with sub-5° accuracy. No wearables or calibration needed.

Auto Clinical Notes

AI generates SOAP-format notes from measurement data, fully editable and exports to professional PDFs.

Trend Analysis

Track ROM improvement over sessions with visual charts. Generate shareable patient progress reports.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

All prices in NZD. Start free, upgrade anytime.

MonthlyAnnual

Starter

Free

$0/month
  • 10 sessions/month
  • 1 seat
  • Basic ROM measurement
  • Watermarked PDF exports
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Clinician

Pro

$49/month
  • Unlimited sessions
  • 1 seat
  • AI clinical notes
  • 90-day history
  • PDF without watermark
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Practice

Enterprise

$129/month
  • Up to 8 seats
  • Everything in Pro
  • Clinic admin dashboard
  • Patient home assessment portal
  • CSV data export

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