Fysiio

Your handouts haven't changed since the fax machine.

The exercise program that lives in a link now.

Print one from any exercise →
Exercise 3 — Bridging 3 sets of 10 · hold 2 sec

Fig. 3 — hips raised, hold

Pt. initials: ____ Date: __ / __ / __
Photocopy · generic 1990s clinic handout
Live · Glute Bridge
Your browser does not support canvas animation. This shows the Fysiio movement engine playing the Glute Bridge exercise.
  • Drive through the heels
  • Squeeze glutes at the top

Real cue text from the exercise's engine data

Opens on the patient's phone — no app, no account

Drag the curtain, or use the arrow keys — the figure starts moving once you do.

What the patient takes home

Same page, two forms — both real

Fysiio still prints a page you can hand someone. It's generated by the same engine as the on-screen player, and either one is one tap from the other.

Real screenshot
Real screenshot of Fysiio's print handout view: a clean, printable exercise page generated straight from the app's exercise data.
The print view. Built from the exact same exercise data as the animation — not a separate document someone typed up.
Real screenshot
Real screenshot of the Fysiio mobile player showing the Bird Dog exercise on a phone.
The mobile player. Shown here with Bird Dog, but every one of the 65 exercises opens the same way, from the same kind of link.
How the link works

No server between you and the patient

There's no account to create and nothing to install. The program itself is packed into the address bar.

1

Build

Pick an exercise, or put a few together into a program — in the browser, on your own device.

2

Share the link (or QR)

The program is encoded straight into the URL. There's no database saving it on a server — the link itself is the file.

3

Patient opens it

Any browser, any phone. It plays immediately — no app, no account, nothing to lose.

Stop photocopying. Start linking.

Educational tool — not medical advice.

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