Wearable fitness tracker that uses AI to optimize workouts, sleep, and recovery with continuous health insights.
Remend
About Remend
Remend provides private, real-time movement guidance tailored to individual capabilities for conditions such as post-stroke recovery, Bell’s palsy, Parkinson’s, knee injuries, and upper or lower body mobility. The tool calibrates supported activities to the user’s demonstrated range, converting that personal range into clear live progress tracking. It supports facial expressions, hand movements, upper body routines, and lower body exercises, all guided by live feedback on repetitions, holds, and setup. Users can choose reviewed movements or build short personal routines, then practice with live progress monitoring and reflection on activity, consistency, and trends. Movement data is processed on-device, with summaries stored locally and no account required for the current experience. A live 30-minute orientation session helps configure the beta, explain personal-range tracking, and set up a comfortable practice routine.
Key features
- Face tracking for expressions and symmetry
- Hand movement guidance for opening, closing, and pinching
- Upper body routines for shoulder and elbow mobility
- Lower body exercises for squats, lunges, and balance
- Live progress tracking for repetitions and holds
- On-device camera inference for privacy
- Personal routine creation and storage
- Activity summaries and trend tracking
Use cases
- Post-stroke recovery movement practice
- Parkinson's disease mobility exercises
- Bell's palsy facial expression rehabilitation
Pros
- On-device processing with no cloud storage of raw data
- Calibrates guidance to individual movement range
- Supports facial, hand, upper body, and lower body exercises
- No account required for the current experience
- Live orientation session for personalized setup
Cons
- Limited to iPhone and iPad devices
- Requires a live orientation session for full access
- Beta access limited to first 10 founding sessions
- Not a medical device or clinical assessment tool
Frequently asked questions about Remend
What is Remend?
Remend is a personal activity tool that provides private, real-time movement guidance tailored to individual capabilities for conditions such as post-stroke recovery, Bell’s palsy, Parkinson’s, knee injuries, and upper or lower body mobility.
Who is Remend for?
Remend is designed for individuals seeking personalized movement practice, particularly those recovering from injuries or managing conditions like Parkinson’s or Bell’s palsy. It is not intended for medical diagnosis or therapy.
Does Remend require an account?
No account is required for the current experience. Movement data is processed on-device, and summaries are stored locally without persisting raw camera footage or landmarks.
What devices support Remend?
The current beta is built for iPhone and iPad, with the best tracking experience provided by a physical device equipped with a front-facing camera.
What happens during a founding session?
A founding session is a live 30-minute orientation to configure the beta, explain personal-range tracking, and help set up a comfortable practice routine. It is not therapy or a clinical assessment.
Does Remend replace professional medical advice?
No. Remend is a personal activity tool and does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, or replace guidance from a qualified professional.