PhysiApp®

Physitrack PLC

About this app

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To start using this app, ask your healthcare practitioner to design & assign your home exercise program for you in Physitrack.
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The PhysiApp® app lets you download your PhysiApp home exercise program to your Android phone.

Once you've installed this app on your Android phone, all you need to do is login to the app with the access code that you received from your healthcare provider.

Next, you can download your custom-made home exercise program, consisting of high-definition, clearly narrated exercise videos. You can even use Chromecast to play the videos on your Chromecast device.

From now, you will know exactly which exercises have been prescribed to you, and how you are supposed to perform them.

With PhysiApp, you can securely report back to your physiotherapist or chiropractor how much you completed of a given exercise, and if you felt any pain.

PhysiApp lets your physiotherapist or chiropractor track your progress in detail, and intervene if necessary.

Ratings and reviews

Poor design, so buggy. When you complete one exercise, the only option is a back button to go back to the very top of all exercises. Would make more sense to swipe thru exercises. Half the time nothing happens when I click an exercise to open it. Sometimes it has my PTs comments and sometimes not. Have to restart the app at least twice every time I use it. Option to only show incomplete exercises would be nice. This is such a simple app and it's so, so poorly designed and developed. Really sad.

App missing the ability to prevent screen locking during physio exercises. Locking also causes the physio timer to pause. As a work around, tap screen during exercise, or extend the screen timeout beyond 30 seconds. And the noises (when enabled) aren't much use: 5 second countdown to start, no sounds during reps, a ping at the start of the rep rest before a ping to signal set 2, then a ping when complete... I would appreciate a ping at start of each rep and a quiet tick with each second

I believe I've reviewed this before but we've had a couple of updates since then and this most recent one (a checkbox for whether the exercise is to be performed on "both sides" seems so pointless or at least not well thought through. 2 reasons: (1) Not every exercise involves "sides", for example touching your toes) so surely should only appear for exercises that involve limbs? (2) It mentions a "timer" but none of the exercises involve a timer, so what purpose is it serving?

What’s new

In this version, we improved the timer experience — you'll hear a sound after each rep, so you can focus on what matters most.
The timer now lets you track time for both sides as well.
We also made numerous small fixes and improvements.