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Exercise videos in Tamil and 5 more Indian languages
1,200+ videos with voice-over and captions in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and English, recorded by Indian physiotherapists. Pick the language once per patient; every plan after that goes out in it.
Why it matters: Elderly and non-English patients finally follow the plan. Physitrack covers Hindi among its app languages; no Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Malayalam video library was found anywhere.
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WhatsApp adherence check-in
Each day's plan arrives on WhatsApp at the hour you set. The patient taps Done and replies with a 0–10 pain score. No app, no login, no password.
Why it matters: Adherence data with zero effort from the patient. Physitrack needs its own PhysiApp; Indian PMS tools do not track adherence at all.
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Phone-camera ROM measurement
Hold the phone in line with the joint and Physio Clinic Software measures knee or shoulder angle, saves the reading and the photo to the chart, and plots it against the last visit.
Why it matters: Objective progress without a goniometer, on home visits too. Found in specialist apps, not in any Indian PMS.
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Session-pack wallet with auto-renewal
Packs live in a wallet: balance on the schedule, expiry nudges on WhatsApp, UPI AutoPay renewal when the last session is used, and family sharing so a mother and son can draw from one pack.
Why it matters: Predictable revenue and fewer awkward "your pack is over" moments at the desk. Indian tools track packs; auto-renewal and sharing are rare.
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Auto progress letter to the referring doctor
At week 6 or discharge, a one-page letter with NPRS, LEFS or ODI scores, ROM graphs and adherence rate is drafted for the referring orthopaedic or neuro doctor. You review, then send on WhatsApp in one tap.
Why it matters: Doctors see results, so they refer more. Everyone else does this by hand in Word, if at all.