Your back and hips carry every shift. Flexa reads how your body is actually moving, then gives you 5 to 10 minutes a day built for what it finds, at home, on your schedule.
Flexa uses your camera two ways. Your four posture photos become joint positions and angles, essentially geometry. Your six guided movements are read by the Neural Code, which classifies them into one of eight movement patterns. Together they build your program.
Prop up your phone after a shift. Four posture photos and six guided movements give Flexa a clear read on how your body is organized. Scrubs are fine.
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The Neural Code reads your six movement assessments and names your pattern. Flexa then builds a daily 5-to-10-minute program around it, working on what is driving the strain, not only where you feel it.
How the Neural Code works →
An AI coach answers in chat around the clock. When you want a person, you book a video session with the care team. Your progress is tracked on the same scales clinicians use.
Common questions →
If your employer offers Flexa, sign-up takes about two minutes: tap the link they sent you, download the app, and take your first assessment tonight.
Your sign-up link comes from your employer.