Physiotools requires an internet connection because the installations reside on our servers. We offer a solution for facilities that are only allowed to host software. For more information, please contact sales@physiotools.com.
With a concurrent licence, there is no limit to the number of users that can be created. The number of existing licences then determines how many users can be logged into the program at the same time.
The Physiotools user interface has been translated into the following languages: English, Finnish, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish and Swedish.
All you need is any device with an Internet connection. When you order Physiotools, we will create an installation on our server and you will receive a unique URL that leads to your installation.
Named user licence means that the licence is specifically for a named person and that person can log in with their own username and password. Physiotools named-user licences always include Premium content.
Physiotools Trainer client app is included in your Physiotools subscription. The client app is a free service that can be used by your clients to see their exercise programs created with Physiotools and to track their exercise activity. The app is available for iOS and Android and can be downloaded free of charge from google …
In Physiotools you can create templates that you can reuse when creating exercise programs for individual clients. This video tutorial shows you how. You can edit templates and then save them as an exercise set. This video tutorial shows you how. More information about creating templates can be found here.
Physiotools instruction texts are pre-translated into up to 28 different languages. The language you selected for a customer when creating them determines the language in which the instructions are usually displayed. Languages currently available are: Afrikaans, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese (traditional & simplified), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Farsi, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, …
Physiotools allows you to mark exercises as favourites. You can also use the search category “Exercises frequently used by me”. This video tutorial shows you how. Read more about this in Selecting exercises.
Physiotools offers various options for finding suitable exercises. These options can also be combined with one another. This video tutorial gives you an overview. Read more about this in Finding Exercises . To find exercises that you have uploaded to the program yourself, use the search filter My.