Welcome to Spinalyse 👋
Spinalyse is a fast postural screening and measurement aid. You take two photos, the app measures key postural landmarks, and it generates a clear report you can review with your patient. It supports your clinical judgement — it doesn't replace it.
Quick start
- Add the patient. Enter their details and height (height is required so bilateral measurements can report in mm).
- Capture two photos. A frontal view (patient facing you, full body) and a side view (patient side-on). Use the in-app camera with the level guide, or upload existing photos.
- Check the landmarks. The app auto-detects posture points. Tap Edit to drag any dot — pinch or scroll to zoom in for precise placement — or place them by hand if needed.
- Run a spinalysis. Choose Basic (practitioner measurements) or Full (patient-friendly report with grade, findings and education).
- Save or print. Reports save to History automatically, and you can download a PDF to print or email.
Basic vs Full
📋 Basic — a practitioner-facing measurement sheet: every reading, biomechanical patterns and clinical flags. No grade or patient narrative. Instant (no AI).
📝 Full — a patient-friendly report: a posture screening score, what was found, practitioner-guided focus areas, a movement spotlight, and "why posture matters" education.
Compare lets you track one patient's progress over time, or do a friendly head-to-head between two people.
Example report
A sample Full report so you can see the output. Your real reports use your clinic header and the patient's own measurements.
Annotated images
Frontal view
Side view
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Posture Pro
Postural screening score · 85% within normal range
6/7 measurements within normal limits · screening aid, not a diagnosis
Summary
Main finding is an 18 mm forward head position on the side view. Frontal alignment is well balanced, with even shoulder height.
What we found
Needs attention
Worth addressing
Normal range
Forward head position18 mm of forward head translation relative to the shoulders on the side view.
Rounded shoulders10° of shoulder protraction, commonly seen alongside a forward head pattern.
Practitioner-guided focus areas
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Deep neck flexor strength and head position
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Chest and upper-back mobility
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Daily postural-awareness habits
🎯Movement spotlight
Deep neck flexor focus
Gentle chin-tuck movements are commonly used to engage the deep neck flexors — the muscles that help support a forward-head position. Ask your practitioner whether this is suitable for you and how to do it safely.
Topic: deep neck flexors🩺 Discuss with your practitioner
General education, not a prescription. Your treating practitioner decides what is appropriate for you.
Why posture matters
- Looking down at your phone can put up to 27 kg of force through your neck — roughly five times the weight of your head held upright.
- Posture isn't fixed — studies show the right exercises can shift it, and consistency is what makes the change hold.
Posture patterns usually come from muscle groups pulling out of balance — and the right approach can help bring them back. General information to raise awareness, not advice about your individual condition.
Screening observations only — not a diagnosis. This report is a postural screening and measurement aid generated to support the assessment of a qualified healthcare practitioner. It does not constitute a medical diagnosis and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgement. All measurements are derived from photographic analysis and should be interpreted by the treating practitioner within the context of a full clinical assessment. Spinalyse is not a diagnostic device.
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Anterior viewPatient facing, full body
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Anterior landmark positions
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Lateral—
Lateral viewPatient side-on, full body
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Lateral landmark positions
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