PhysioGPT.
An AI assistant for physiotherapy and occupational therapy, part of KiHire since October 2026.
- The problem
- Good exercises for physiotherapy and occupational therapy are spread across textbooks, course folders and social media videos. Between appointments, they’re hard to find again.
- The solution
- PhysioGPT keeps exercises in one place, suggests ones that fit and works through a case with you step by step. You need a complete physio or occupational therapy profile on KiHire to use it.
- How I built it
- I designed PhysioGPT and built it with my AI team. Since October 2026 it has been part of KiHire.
PhysioGPT is now part of KiHire.
PhysioGPT is the part of KiHire that keeps your exercises in one place, for physios and occupational therapists with a complete profile. What it does and how it handles patient data is on the KiHire page, and the full details are at KiHire itself.
/ tech decisions
Three decisions that mattered.
Access
One account with KiHire
PhysioGPT is a separate app with its own database. You only sign in through KiHire: with a complete physio or occupational therapy profile there, you tap “PhysioGPT öffnen” and you’re in.
Running it
No server of its own
Small programs on Supabase that only start when needed call Claude and stream the answer back. Each person gets 300 AI requests a month.
Privacy
Names are replaced first
Before a case goes to the AI, names become initials and dates of birth become an age; addresses, phone numbers and email addresses are removed. The detection doesn’t catch everything, so leave out anything that could identify a patient. The AI is Claude, made by Anthropic in the US. Photos go there unchanged and PhysioGPT does not keep them, so don’t upload any that show a patient.
/ other apps
KiHire
One profile gives physiotherapists and occupational therapists matching courses and jobs, a direct line to colleagues who know their field and one place for their exercises. The beta is open across Germany.
Cookmark
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Watchlist
Our family keeps its films and series on one list, and every title says where we can watch it at no extra cost.