Show us where it hurts.

Point to your pain on a 3D body, down to the muscle, before your appointment. Coming soon.

See how it works

Pain has a place, a depth and a path. Most intake forms still ask you to type it into a box. BodiScan lets you point to it on a 3D body, so your physio sees what you feel before you sit down.

Three questions.
One body.

No forms to decode. You answer by showing.

1

Where?

Turn the body and tap the spot. If you know exactly which part hurts, point to the muscle and BodiScan names it.

2

How deep?

Skin, muscle or bone. Slide through the layers until it matches what you feel. Precise to the layer.

3

Where does it spread?

Paint the path the pain takes. Your physio sees the pattern, not a paragraph.

Inside BodiScan.

Recorded in the app as it is today. Move over the body and every structure names itself.

Find the exact muscle. Each part lights up as you move over it, with its plain and anatomical name.
Peel back the layers. Skin, then muscle, then bone. The body opens to the depth you choose, so deep pain stays deep.
738
anatomical structures in the 3D body
3
layers: skin, muscle and bone
4
guided movement checks you copy from the model

For physios, it arrives before the patient does.

BodiScan turns what a patient shows on the body into one clear summary: the spot, the depth, the spread, their history in SINSS order, a self-performed movement check and a safety screen.

It's a starting point for your assessment, never a diagnosis.

Join as a physio
For your physio Example

Right shoulder · Muscle · Deltoid

Pain now4/10
Worst this week7/10
Spreads to
Upper arm, over a few days
Worse with
Reaching overhead, lying on that side
Arm up to the side
Painful from about 80° to 155°
Started
Sport, 1–3 months ago
Safety screen
None raised

Answers to check Worst at night, but night pain not ticked in the safety screen.

An example summary. Reported by the patient, not an examination.

The waitlist is open.

Be one of the first to show it, not describe it.