It’s hard to believe that a 12 year old app has such poor performance, especially given that this technology is so accessible to so many. Using an app to support people through their physical therapy treatment plans is a brilliant idea bcs let’s be honest, who is really motivated by printed handouts? The sky is the limit with a pt app, but this app lacks even just basic functionality like the ability to leave details notes on each exercise, the ability to set reminders and alarms, or the ability to see and track progress over time. Currently even the messaging feature is broken, which is frustrating when I want to ask my therapist time sensitive questions.
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