MotionArc measures range of motion, form, and balance from a phone or tablet camera, in the training room or on the sideline. Compare against the athlete’s earlier results and show the team what changed.
You make the call. Right now, a lot of it rests on what you see and what the athlete tells you.
“I feel fine” is not an objective measure, especially with a game coming up.
Pressure to get players back is easier to handle with numbers on your side.
Preseason screens live in notebooks and spreadsheets, if they exist at all.
Careful hand measurement across a full roster takes time the season does not have.
MotionArc measures. You make the call.
Compare to their own baseline
See range of motion, form, and balance next to the athlete’s earlier numbers, so change is clear.
Quick enough for the training room
Run an assessment between athletes with a phone or tablet. No sensors, no lab.
Reports the whole team can read
Share a clear report with coaches and the medical team, so everyone sees the same numbers.
Sideline to report in minutes.
A phone or tablet. No lab, no sensors.
MotionArc never clears an athlete. It gives you objective numbers to support the decision you make, and a clear way to explain it.
Preseason baselines
Record each athlete’s starting numbers.
Rehab progress
Track recovery against the athlete’s own baseline.
Return-to-play reviews
Share the numbers with coaches and the medical team.
What changes when your decisions come with numbers.
Straight answers. If yours is not here, request access and ask us anything.
No. MotionArc measures movement. Return-to-play decisions stay with you and your medical team.
Yes. Results are saved for each athlete, so new measurements can be compared with earlier ones.
Any phone, tablet, or laptop camera. No sensors or lab equipment.
Yes. Each assessment gives you a clear report to share with coaches and the medical team.
Clinicians sign a business associate agreement (BAA) with us before any real patient data is entered.
Pricing is simple and usage-based. You pay for what you use, with no per-clinic lock-in. Early access includes a free usage allowance so you can try it on real work.