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Every home exercise sheetis a gap.We close it.

Rehab is meant to be a cycle: prescribe, practise, review, adjust. At home it breaks, because nothing comes back. JoyHab turns any camera into the missing link, and the data it produces is the asset.

Start with the hand.Widen the wedge.

One engine, one body part at a time. Nothing in the loop knows which body part it's measuring.

  1. Hand & fingersnow
  2. Wrist & forearmnow
  3. Elbow & arm reachnow
  4. Shouldernext
  5. Hip & kneeahead
  6. Balance & whole bodyahead

Why now

Cameras everywhere.

On-device pose models now run in a browser on an ordinary laptop. No hardware to sell.

The wedge

Every home program.

Starting with the hand and arm, built for any rehab that fits a camera frame.

Protected

Patent pending.

Filed in Canada, October 2026, with the clinical relationships behind it.

The part thatcan't be copied.

Designed by a patient, shaped by people who had no obligation to help. Months of relationships, not a weekend build.

  • The founder
    Designed by a patient, from a hospital bed
  • A physiatrist

    running an inpatient stroke rehabilitation unit: prescribing authority, and what a clinician needs to see

  • A professor of physiotherapy

    the clinical reasoning and movement vocabulary the system speaks

  • A motor control & neuromechanics lab

    feedback, timing, and where a sensory channel helps

  • A university neurotechnology programme

    and its discovery lab: students and instruments

  • Student engineering teams

    who used it harder than anyone and found what others missed

  • A master's physiotherapy cohort

    building the clinical evidence base for a full academic year

  • A games & interactive media studio

    how play is made engaging, and safe, in a clinical tool

  • A gold-standard robotic assessment lab

    where the comparative validation study is being set up

Roadmap.

  1. Done

    Designed and built by a patient

    From a hospital bed, during the founder's own recovery, around the gap he was living.

  2. Done

    Shaped by clinicians and researchers

    Physiatry, physiotherapy, motor control and neurotechnology, in the room from the start.

  3. Done

    Live and running

    In the browser, works offline, and records a row of data for every single attempt. Streams alongside EEG and EMG for laboratory research.

  4. Done

    Patent pending

    Filed in Canada, October 2026.

  5. Now

    A year-long clinical evidence programme

    A master's physiotherapy cohort building the clinical evidence base through the 2026–27 academic year.

  6. Next

    A comparative validation study

    Measured head to head against the gold-standard robotic assessment of upper-limb function.

  7. Ahead

    The regulatory pathway

    The groundwork to bring JoyHab into clinics as a recognised clinical tool.

  8. Ahead

    Beyond the hand

    Shoulder, lower body and whole-body programmes, on the same engine.

  9. Ahead

    Opening in waves

    Patients, families and clinics, in the order they joined the waitlist.

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