Goniometer vs Smart ROM AI Goniometer

Goniometer turns your smartphone into a joint range-of-motion measuring tool, designed for physiotherapists and healthcare professionals. Using the device's inertial sensor (IMU), measure the angle of a movement in real time, set the zero in the starting position, then capture the left and right sides to compare. An asymmetry of 10° or more is flagged automatically. Three ways to measure • Motion sensor (IMU) — lay the phone against the segment and the angle updates live, with its trace. • Angle dial — a large, clear, centred reading. • On a photo — place three points (segment, joint, segment) and the angle is computed automatically. Highlights • Real-time measurement and set-to-zero (tare) • Left / right comparison and asymmetry detection (≥ 10°) • Angle movement trace • Goniometric measurement on a photo • Built-in step-by-step help and FAQ • Available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Greek and Portuguese Goniometer is part of Physia, the clinical software ecosystem developed by Procaryote: rigorous, easy-to-use, privacy-first tools to assess, measure and follow up your patients. Goniometer is a measurement-aid tool for healthcare professionals; it does not replace clinical judgement or a certified medical device.

Smart ROM AI Goniometer measures and records joint range of motion (ROM) easily using your smartphone camera and AI pose detection. Designed for physical therapists, trainers and rehabilitation professionals, it lets you measure the angles of major joints across the whole body - shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, neck and lumbar spine - with just a camera and no extra equipment. Key Features - AI pose-detection based joint angle measurement - Whole-body support: shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, neck, lumbar - Save results and manage records per member - Record clinical info such as Pain Score and End-feel - Before & After comparison analysis - Generate, share and print PDF reports - Quick note taking with voice input - Multi-language support How to Use - Track physical therapy and rehabilitation progress - Record flexibility and range-of-motion changes before and after exercise - Provide consultations and reports for members Measurements are for reference only. Always consult a qualified medical professional for an accurate diagnosis.