A physical therapy home exercise program clients actually follow.
Greater replaces paper home instructions with an app-based program, client-recorded movement video, and messaging between visits. AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds. The next appointment starts with answers instead of guesses.
Physical therapy clinics, rehab teams, therapists, and their clients
Live support loop
Physical Therapy
Visit
Plan assigned
Home
App checklist
Record
Client video
Follow-up
Therapist review
App checklist
Client video
They skip exercises or do them wrong, and you do not find out until the next visit.
What good looks like
What it takes for a home exercise program to actually get done.
A physical therapy home exercise program only works if the client does the work, does it correctly, and the therapist can see both. Most clinics have the first part handled. Therapists know exactly what each client should do between visits. The breakdown happens in delivery. The plan leaves the clinic as a paper handout, and from that moment the therapist has no visibility until the client walks back in a week later.
That gap costs everyone. Clients lose the sheet, forget the details, or perform a movement differently than it was shown. Some search the internet for a video that looks close and follow that instead. The therapist starts the next visit asking how the week went, and gets a summary filtered through memory and politeness rather than a record of what happened. Physical therapy exercise software exists to remove that guesswork.
Greater is home exercise program software built around that gap. Therapists build and assign programs on the website. Clients follow a clear checklist in the mobile app, record their movement from a phone, and message their therapist with questions. Every completed session, recording, and AI movement flag flows back to the therapist before the next visit. It works the same for a solo therapist with a short client list and a clinic with a full schedule of providers.
The problem
See what clients actually did between visits.
What is happening
Clients leave with paper instructions, then have to remember what to do at home.
Where the workflow breaks
They skip exercises or do them wrong, and you do not find out until the next visit.
What Greater makes possible
Clients need home programs they can actually follow, and therapists need to see the week, not hear a summary of it.
Simple plan
Assign the home program, review the work, and adjust the next visit.
The athlete or client stays the focus. Greater is the system that helps you support them with less guesswork.
Step 01
Assign the home program
Replace paper handouts with a clear app-based checklist covering the work each client needs before the next appointment.
Step 02
See the work, not a summary
Clients record their movements in the app, and AI flags issues worth your attention in under 60 seconds.
Step 03
Walk in knowing the week
Review completion, recordings, and messages before the client comes back in, then adjust the plan with evidence.
Category education
Why paper home exercise programs fail, and what an app changes.
Paper home exercise programs fail for predictable reasons. The sheet gets lost in a car or buried on a counter. The drawings answer fewer questions than the client has by day three. There is no reminder, no record, and no way to ask a quick question without calling the front desk. When a client cannot remember a detail, they guess or they search the internet, and neither ends with the movement the therapist prescribed.
A home exercise program app changes the delivery without touching the clinical judgment. The therapist still selects every movement, dose, and progression on the website. Greater turns that plan into a daily checklist on the client's phone, tracks what was completed, and keeps instructions one tap away. Nothing depends on memory or a folded sheet of paper, and the therapist sees adherence instead of assuming it.
App-based checklist
Clients open the app and see exactly what to do today, with your notes attached.
Completion tracking
See who did the work this week without asking clients to self-report from memory.
Reusable templates
Build common home programs once and adapt them per client in minutes.
Guided setup
Walkthroughs get a clinic from signup to the first assigned program without a training day.
Video and AI
See the week between visits, with AI doing the first pass.
The most useful information a therapist can have before a visit is what the client's movement actually looked like at home. Greater makes that routine. As part of an assignment, clients record a movement from their phone inside the app. No extra hardware, no setup beyond propping a phone against a wall. The recording lands with the therapist along with the rest of the week's completion data.
AI analyzes each recording in under 60 seconds and flags movement issues, so the therapist reviews a short queue instead of every clip. Safety Scores flag movement-quality issues worth a closer look. The therapist watches what matters on the website, replies through in-app messaging, and walks into the next appointment already knowing where the week went well and where it did not.
Phone-only capture
Clients record from the app. No sensors, mounts, or extra equipment to buy.
AI movement flags
Automatic first-pass analysis on every recording in under 60 seconds.
Safety Scores
Movement-quality issues get flagged so review time goes where it matters.
Feedback tied to the rep
Replies attach to the recording, so clients see exactly which movement you mean.
Messaging and adherence
Answer questions between visits without giving out your cell number.
Most between-visit questions are small. Which side first, how many times a day, is this soreness normal to feel. When there is no easy channel, small questions turn into skipped days or a week of doing the movement wrong. Greater gives every client a direct line to their therapist through in-app messaging, so questions get answered in the app rather than through personal phone numbers or front-desk phone tag.
Adherence visibility comes with it. Completion tracking shows which clients are on plan and which have gone quiet, so a short nudge lands before a lost week becomes a lost month. For younger clients, scheduled family progress reports keep a parent in the loop on what was assigned and what got done, without the therapist writing a single extra update.
App
home program delivery
60s
AI movement review
In-app
between-visit messaging
What changes
Between-visit work becomes easier to follow and easier to see.
Pain points
Home programs are handed out on paper and forgotten
Clients search the internet when they cannot remember a movement
Exercises are skipped or performed incorrectly with nobody watching
The next visit starts with guesswork about how the week went
Benefits with Greater
Assign home exercise programs clients follow from the app
Clients record their movement so you can see what actually happened
AI flags movement issues in under 60 seconds for your review
Message clients between visits without giving out your cell number
Pricing
Priced for a solo therapist or a full clinic.
Every Greater account starts with a 14-day free trial that includes the paid AI features, so you can run a real home exercise program with real clients before deciding. You see the same AI review your clients would get on a paid plan.
After the trial there is a free plan for small client lists and paid plans that scale with client count, from a single therapist to a multi-provider clinic. Pick the plan that matches your caseload.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What makes a physical therapy home exercise program effective?
How is a home exercise program app different from paper handouts?
Do clients need any special equipment to record video?
How does the AI movement review work?
Can I message clients without sharing my personal phone number?
What does HEP software from Greater cost?
Start simple
Start with one client list or one home program workflow.
Use the 14-day trial to run one home exercise program end to end. Assign the checklist, watch the recordings come in, and start the next visit already knowing the week.