Add an objective, repeatable posture assessment to your practice — two photos, 17 metrics, and a clinic-branded report your client understands. It fits in the time it takes to set up the next exercise.
Posture screening turns a subjective “you look a bit rounded” into something measurable, repeatable, and worth coming back for.
Few clinics give clients an objective posture readout. It’s an easy way to differentiate intake and progress visits.
Re-screen every few weeks and put two assessments side by side. When clients see change, they stay the course.
It slots into a normal appointment — no long protocol, no markers to place, no workflow to rebuild.
A clean single page with your clinic name and letterhead — clients keep it, share it, and remember where it came from.
17 measured metrics with normal ranges replace subjective visual checks you can’t reliably repeat between visits.
Your client scans a QR code and shoots on their own phone. Nothing to buy, nothing to install, runs in any browser.
No app to install — just the browser on your computer and a phone your client already owns.
Start an assessment, show the QR code. The client scans it, takes a front and side photo, and the images appear on your screen — or upload them yourself.
The AI detects 17 body landmarks and flags anything outside the normal range, with annotated images — typically in under five seconds.
Walk the client through their report, print or share it, and re-screen later to show measurable progress over time.
Visual posture checks are subjective and hard to repeat. You can feel that a client improved — but it’s difficult to prove, and almost impossible to put on paper.
Use it for intake baselines, pre/post program reviews, and progress check-ins. Every screen is a number, an image, and a report — the same way, every time.
The same two-photo screen supports the moments in a practice where an objective posture readout earns its place — without adding a separate posture assessment appointment.
Intake baselines. Capture a posture baseline on the first visit so every later screen has something to compare against. The baseline becomes part of the client's record from day one.
Pre- and post-program reviews. Screen at the start and end of a training or rehab block, then put the two reports side by side to show what changed in numbers, not impressions.
Progress check-ins. Re-screen every few weeks. When a client sees a shoulder-level difference or a forward-head angle trending the right way, they stay engaged with the plan.
Telehealth and remote follow-ups. A client can capture both photos at home on their own phone and the report syncs back to you — useful posture assessment software for hybrid and remote practices.
Multi-practitioner clinics. Because every metric is a fixed geometric calculation, the method reads the same regardless of who runs the screen — a consistent standard across the whole team.
Yes. PosturaScreen is browser-based posture screening software — your client scans a QR code and captures a front and side photo on their own phone, or you upload photos from your computer. There's no app to install, no markers to place, and no camera or sensor to buy. It runs in any modern browser.
A visual “you look a bit rounded” check is subjective and hard to repeat between visits. PosturaScreen turns the same observation into 17 measured metrics with normal ranges, plus annotated images — computed the same way every time. That repeatability is what lets a practice show measurable change across a program.
Yes. The report is a clean single page that carries your clinic name and letterhead. Clients keep it, share it, and associate it with your practice. It exports to a print-ready A4 PDF in one click.
PosturaScreen is a screening and tracking tool, not a diagnostic device or a replacement for radiographic measurement. Front-view symmetry metrics are direct measurements; five metric types (forward head, thoracic kyphosis, lumbar lordosis, pelvic tilt, and Q-angle) are tagged approx as 2D screening estimates. The methodology and the peer-reviewed validity literature behind it are documented in full. It's designed to support clinical judgment, not replace it.
Free during beta — every feature unlocked, no credit card. When billing launches, paid plans start at Pro A$19.90/month and Clinic A$49.90/month. See full pricing.
About five seconds of analysis once the two photos are in. The whole capture-to-report flow fits in the time it takes to set up the next exercise — no long protocol, no markers, and no workflow to rebuild.
Free during beta — every feature unlocked, no credit card. Paid plans (Pro A$19.90/mo, Clinic A$49.90/mo) start when billing launches.
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