For the client, the parent, the physio and the colleague down the corridor
Shareable links
Send a report or an exercise to anyone — no account needed
Turn on a link for a range-of-motion report or an exercise and send it. Whoever opens it watches the video and reads the figures, with nothing to sign up for — and nothing they can change or download.
- Viewer needs
- Just the link
- Viewer can
- Watch and read
- Editing or downloads
- None
- Turn off
- Any time
What they see
A shared report is the report: the video with its skeleton and angles, the range for every joint, the charts, your tags and saved clips, measured over the section you marked. A shared exercise shows the video, each stage with its target angles, and the faults with the cue that fixes each one.
It opens in any browser with a plain header saying who shared it, so a client who has never heard of us knows what they are looking at.
What they can't do
Viewing is all a link allows. No editing, no tagging, no deleting, and no downloads of the video or the data — the numbers stay yours to hand over deliberately. Smoothing is off on a shared report, so it shows the measurement as recorded.
You stay in control
Each report and exercise has one link. See how many times it has been opened; reset it to issue a new address and retire the old one; or stop sharing and it stops working straight away.
Treat a link like a key
Anyone holding the link can open it, so send it to the people it is for. The address is long and random, so it cannot be guessed; shared pages are kept out of search engines; and the video addresses inside them expire within hours, so a link copied out of the page goes dead on its own.