For physiotherapists
When the session ends,
the rehabilitation continues.
Send your patient a sourced, structured and understandable exercise programme in 90 seconds.
Patient data encrypted No commitment
Programme builder
Your programme in 90 seconds.
With the sources to defend it.
Compose from a catalogue of sourced exercises, every movement backed by a reference.
Quadriceps isometric hold
3 × 10 · 3×/week
Hamstring stretch
2 × 30s · 3×/week
Isometric external rotation
3 × 10 · 3×/week
Middle trapezius strengthening
3 × 12 · 3×/week
Front plank
3 × 20s · 3×/week
McKenzie prone extension
2 × 10 · 3×/week
Clinical view / Patient view
Two readings of the same exercise
Kino gives you two versions of the same exercise at once. One for your clinical reading, the other written for your patient.
Grade A, Grade B and Delphi consensus
Behind every exercise, a level of evidence, not a habit, not a hunch.
Every exercise on Kino comes from the scientific literature,
with the sources you can read, cite and use to support your practice.
Cochrane
Systematic reviews
Meta-analyses of randomised controlled trials since 1993. The world reference for evidence-based medicine.
PubMed / MEDLINE
Clinical studies
Over 35 million indexed publications, peer-reviewed. Direct access to the abstract and to the verifiable DOI from inside Kino.
HAS
French clinical guidelines
Haute Autorité de Santé: official French good-practice guidelines, updated yearly. A reference you can be held to.
Clinical watch
Recent research, summarised and graded.
In your dashboard, Kino surfaces the recent publications in your specialisations every day, summarised and sourced. Your practice stays current without your evenings going into it.
Exercise therapy for chronic low back pain: a systematic review
Exercise reduces pain and disability in chronic low back pain, versus usual care.
Effect of physical therapy on pain and function in hip osteoarthritis: a random…
A progressive programme improves function and reduces hip pain at 12 weeks.
Low back pain and sciatica in over 16s: assessment and management
National guideline: stay active, with exercise as the first-line treatment.
Follow-up loop
Sending the programme is only the beginning.
Create, send and adjust the programme all the way through your patient rehabilitation, without ever losing the thread.
Post-op ACL knee rehabilitation
Marie Dupont
- Wall isometric squatFine
- Hip flexion mobilisationFine
- Standing psoas stretchFine
- Single-leg proprioceptionHard
“I am starting to feel an improvement, the knee is less stiff in the morning.”
Pricing
Two tiers, the same clinical rigour.
Essential
For your everyday practice
- Access to the whole exercise library
- Unlimited programme creation
- Clinical source watch
- Clinical and patient views
Advanced
The most complete
- Everything in the Essential plan, plus:
- Patient feedback
- Programme version history
- Adherence tracking
- Custom exercise creation
- Custom programme creation
A sourced library, patients who engage, and a clinical standing asserted among the medical profession.
Frequently asked questions
What physiotherapists ask before getting started.
The Kino patient view produces a version of the exercise in plain language, with no clinical jargon. The instructions are written to be understood unaided. You remain the guarantor of the protocol, Kino makes carrying it out accessible.
Personally identifying data is AES-256 encrypted in the database and never travels in clear text. Kino is built for GDPR compliance. No data is stored in the browser.
Yes, on the Advanced plan. You can create your own exercises, attach them to anatomical regions and use them in the programmes you build.
Yes. No commitment, no cancellation fee. The 14-day free trial asks for no card. You subscribe only if you choose to carry on.
Kino turns medical research into
rehabilitation protocols for physiotherapists.
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