Every other exercise platform is a stock video library. Motus isn't. You demonstrate the movement, the patient performs it, you capture the clip on your phone — that becomes the programme. No searching, no substitutes.
3 exercises shared · Post-op knee (ACL wk 4)
It doesn't matter how complex the exercise is. You demonstrate. The patient repeats. You capture the clip. No library to browse. No stranger doing a generic exercise. It follows the natural flow of the visit.
You show the exercise to the patient, who repeats it while you capture. The clip goes straight to the patient's phone — no downloads to bother with, no logins, no feedback email request, no ads.
QR code or link — straight from the dashboard.
Scan the code or tap the link, and there it is — the patient, doing the exercise correctly. No login. No download. Just that.
3 exercises assigned
Film the same exercise from several angles at once. Seen side by side, compensations and asymmetries that hide in a single view become obvious — and the more complex the movement, the more one angle leaves out.
Mark what you want the patient to watch — straight onto the patient's own clip. Explain the process, make it clear, make it simple.
The desk app and the phone are the same session. Open the patient on the computer, pick up your phone to film, and the capture lands in the open programme before you put the phone down.

While a session is open, the patient waits on your lock screen. Tap the notification and you are inside the patient's programme — no sign-in, no searching the patient list, no wondering whether you opened the right record.
The same capture-and-share solves different clinical problems without adding three different tools to your workflow.
Build a plan from clips of the patient performing each exercise. The patient opens it instantly via QR or link — no login, no email registration. You monitor adherence from the portal, and paste the link straight into the clinic's notes system.
Flag any exercise as an outcome. The first capture is stored. Weeks later, capture again — Motus pairs them side by side. Range, control, compensation: visible at a glance. Defensible in the notes. Powerful in the conversation with the patient.
Capture every exercise variation for a station — rack pulls, deadlifts, kettlebell work — and print the QR. Athletes and patients scan it and see the correct execution or routine, every cue, every angle. No default exercise. The video is the instruction sheet.
Same primitive — capture, share by QR, view without an account — applied to three different problems. Nothing extra to learn.
Per exercise, choose what comes back with each completion — perceived exertion, pain level, or simply an open channel for the patient to write a note. Ask for what you'll actually act on, and nothing more.
Rate how much effort this exercise took
A 0–10 RPE on the exercise the patient just finished. Load progression grounded in what the patient felt, not what you assumed.
Rate your pain level during this exercise
Captured per completion, so a flare shows up as a trend in the record instead of a half-remembered comment at the next visit.
Send a note to your clinician.
No scale at all — only a place to write. For patients where a number adds nothing and a sentence says everything.
Select the joint, then the first and last position of the segment: done. You have the goniometry. Repeat the measure later and Motus calculates the variation over time. Ready to export to your EHR software.

No integration to commission, no IT ticket, no FHIR project. Export any exercise card or outcome comparison as an image or PDF — or copy it to the clipboard and paste it straight into the patient's notes.
The first tool that fits the way a clinic already works. Patients do the exercises by watching themselves doing them.
Start with one clinician and one patient. Add seats when the clinic grows.
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Capture-in-session, no-login exercise prescription. Fits the clinic workflow you already have.