Reports

Today's tests, then nine reports: six for one patient at a time, three for a group. Choose a patient once; every report uses the same selection. Each report reads the real results from the server; your account decides whose results you can see.

●Today's tests

Every test done today (or any day you pick), patient by patient: time, test, side, result and the change since the last time. Printable.

Best for: the end of a clinic day, and handing over

1Recovery body map

A body with every tested joint coloured by progress: improving, steady or declining. Tap a joint for its movements and charts.

Best for: explaining to the patient at a glance

2Progress timeline

One small chart per movement, both sides, every visit, with the normal range marked. Filter by body area, sort by biggest change.

Best for: the therapist's review

3Left vs right

Mirrored bars of the latest result for each side with the gap in %, and whether the gap is closing over time.

Best for: one-sided injuries and return to sport

4Range wheel

Each movement as a spoke reaching its share of the normal range, first visit against latest, plus a most-limited-first table.

Best for: insurance and goal setting

5Report card

A friendly one-page summary: total degrees gained, biggest wins, what to keep working on with next goals, and a signature line.

Best for: printing and handing to the patient

6Comparison

Pick any patients from your practice and compare them chart by chart — the tests they have in common first, or everything each one has done.

Best for: comparing patients on the same protocol

7Team recovery

A whole squad ranked by how fast they are recovering rather than how far along they are, with who is ahead, who is falling behind, and a week-by-week line for each.

Best for: sports teams and any group on one protocol

8Cohort comparison

Group patients by condition, provider, practice, home testing or age band and compare their average recovery curves lined up by week in the programme.

Best for: comparing protocols, providers and practices

9Performance board

One movement, everybody ranked, personal bests marked and the change over 30, 60 or 90 days — the same recordings read as performance rather than recovery.

Best for: gyms, pre-season screens, return to sport

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