For cash-pay and independent PT clinics
Screen movement on any phone or tablet. KinematiX Clinic drafts the objective section and the home program from what was measured. You review it, edit it, and sign. No claims, no payer paperwork.
Built by Brian Jones, DPT, inside a physical therapy practice. Early access: we are onboarding a small number of clinics.
The screens
Patients get a simple color result. The measurements are attached for your review, and re-test comparisons line up side by side.
Head-to-foot alignment, with asymmetries along the chain flagged for your review, not only where it hurts.
Walking captured on camera, with left-right asymmetries flagged.
Knee valgus, pelvic drop and trunk control, with live feedback on screen during the squat.
Running form captured on camera to inform return-to-run decisions.
A set of movement patterns scored the same way every time, so the re-test means something.
Joint range by region, graded against published norms.
Symptoms, reaction time, memory, balance and eye movement in one short check, compared to the person's own baseline.
A camera-based eye movement test for dizziness and balance complaints.
Upload an MRI, X-ray, CT or ultrasound report and read it next to how the person moves.
Screens run in the KinematiX app today. The review, draft and sign tools shown below are in early access. Every screen is a screening, not a diagnosis.
The co-pilot
Click through an illustrative visit. It is not real patient data.
Reports left anterior knee pain 3/10 with stairs, down from 5/10 at last visit. Tolerating the hip-loading program without soreness. No new mechanism, no giving way.
Overhead squat: left knee valgus persists but reduced (18° → 11° peak medial deviation). Contralateral pelvic drop 6° (was 9°). Ankle dorsiflexion WNL bilaterally. Trunk neutral. Step-down: eccentric control improved on the left, tempo maintained through 6 reps.
Drafted by Atlas from the capture. You can edit every line.
Improving frontal-plane hip control on the left with corresponding reduction in knee valgus. Symptom reduction tracks the kinematic change. Continue current plan with progression of eccentric load.
Progress step-down to 8 reps and add contralateral load. Re-screen at visit 6. Continue 2×/week for 3 weeks. Home program updated and sent.
| Measure | Visit 1 | Visit 4 | Read |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left knee valgusPeak medial deviation, overhead squat | 18° | 11° | Improving |
| Pelvic dropContralateral, single-leg stance | 9° | 6° | Improving |
| Ankle dorsiflexionBilateral | WNL | WNL | Clear |
| Trunk controlSquat and step-down | Neutral | Neutral | Clear |
Same movement, same setup, re-measured. This is the comparison you can show the patient, and send to the referring physician, to show whether the plan is working.
The patient follows along on their phone instead of a printout. Live form feedback runs on the squat today. More movements are in development.
Illustrative visit. No real patient data appears on this page — the note above is a mockup.
The squat and gait screens aren’t a mockup — they run live on kinematix.app today and flag knee valgus, trunk lean and pelvic drop. The note, degree values and step-down read above are illustrative. Try the screen on your own phone.
Try the real screen →How it works
Most tools ask you to type the visit into a form. This one drafts it from what was measured.
Atlas captures movement on a phone or tablet. Findings are graded red, yellow or green. No markers or suits.
The objective section is written from the capture. Riley drafts the assessment and plan for you to edit.
You edit and sign. Nothing leaves the chart without you.
The patient gets exercises on their phone with on-screen coaching, and you re-screen to show progress.
Compared
Your EMR is a system of record. KinematiX Clinic works upstream of it: it measures the movement and drafts what you would otherwise type.
| Typical PT EMR + AI scribe | KinematiX Clinic | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the note comes from | Typed or dictated after the visit | Drafted from what was measured, then edited by you |
| Objective findings | You type them | Drafted from the capture |
| Motion analysis | Not included, or a separate product | Built in, on any phone or tablet |
| Progress you can show a patient | Narrative in the chart | Same movement, re-measured, side by side |
| Insurance billing | Built in | Not included. Built for cash-pay. |
If you bill insurance, keep your EMR and use KinematiX Clinic beside it.
You keep your EMR of record. KinematiX Clinic sits upstream of it — the screen and the drafted note, ready to paste or attach into the chart you already use. Tell us which EMR you're on and we'll walk you through what that connection looks like for your clinic.
Connect your EMR →Privacy and safety
Movement tracking runs in the browser. The kinematix.app screening uploads measurements only, never the video. In clinician capture, video is saved only when the clinician saves a recording, and it is stored encrypted.
The co-pilot drafts. You decide. Nothing is final without a licensed human signature.
Results are provisional and say so. Red flags point people to a licensed clinician.
Clinics that plan to use KinematiX with patient information: ask us about a business associate agreement before any patient data is shared.
Early access
Tell us how you run your visits. We will walk you through a real screen on a phone, start to finish.
Built by Brian Jones, DPT. Email brian@kinematix.app.