By Wednesday they've forgotten the tempo. Rambody puts it in their pocket, in your video, and shows you what they actually did.
No subscription. Your first 3 patients are free.
The same protocol, before and after.
You build the protocol once. Your patient gets it in their pocket, in your video.
You see a patient for 30 minutes. The other 10,050 minutes of their week are where recovery is actually won or lost, and you have no view into any of it.
A photocopied sheet of line drawings goes in a bag and never comes out again. Nobody is doing tempo work off a stick figure.
"How did the exercises go?" gets you an answer the patient wants to be true. You're adjusting a program on unreliable data.
"Is this pain normal?" arrives on WhatsApp at 9pm, mixed in with your personal life and impossible to find later.
A no-show is the last step in a chain that started weeks earlier, on the day the program quietly stopped.
They leave with the program and fully intend to do it.
One movement is unclear. They half-remember it, do it wrong, or skip it.
Nothing feels like it is improving, and they have no evidence that it is.
It now reads as an expense with nothing to show for it. They cancel, or simply never rebook.
The real app, start to finish, with nothing cut out. This is a training block, but a post-op protocol is built the same way.
Their history, measurements and progress sit on one screen, so you can see where they are before you change anything.
Your own filmed exercises, with the regression and the cue you actually give, or anything from the library.
Sets, reps and load per movement, phase by phase, across as many weeks as the protocol runs.
The next patient with the same presentation starts from your protocol, and you adjust from there instead of rebuilding it.
Not a generic fitness app with a rehab label on it.
There's no subscription and nothing to cancel. If you're building a private practice, or you're the only physio in it, the software shouldn't be charging you before it has brought you anyone.
$0
Monthly fee
$3.99
Once, per patient you accept
3
Patients free to start
You buy a credit only when a patient is ready to start with you. Take a month off, and it costs you nothing.
If your work is a plan the person has to follow when you're not in the room, Rambody fits.
Chiropractors
Mobility and corrective work between adjustments
Kinesiologists
Return-to-activity and conditioning programs
Dietitians
Nutrition plans in the same place as the training
Post-op rehab
Phased protocols that progress week by week
Corrective trainers
Clients handed over from a clinic
Around 15 minutes, once.
Your name, your credentials, the services you offer and what each one costs.
Add your own exercise videos as you go. You only build each one once.
Every practitioner gets a free personal page. Put it in your email signature, your clinic page, or your Instagram bio.
It lands in their app with your videos attached. That's when the $3.99 applies, and only then.
No. You can film your own movements and add them with your own photos and video, so patients see the technique exactly the way you teach it. The 1,500-exercise library is there when you want a shortcut, not instead of your own work.
No, and it isn't trying to be. Rambody handles the part between appointments: the program, the adherence, the messaging. Your booking, charting and billing stay where they are.
They install one app and tap a link you send them. From there the program is a list with a video on each item. If someone genuinely can't use a phone, keep printing for them. Most of your caseload isn't that person.
Almost nothing. That's the point. There's no subscription. You pay $3.99 once per patient you accept, your first 3 are free, and a month with no new patients costs you $0.
Yes. Each practitioner works from their own profile and their own patient list. If you want patients to open the app on your clinic's own branded screens, that's the branded app add-on.
They're free. If your patients don't engage with it any more than they did with the handout, you've lost nothing but an afternoon. There's no subscription to cancel.
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