Follow smaller expressions and facial movements with a detailed on-device landmark mesh.
- Smiles and facial symmetry
- Lip and mouth movement
- Eye closure and gaze
- Eyebrow movement
- Facial coordination

RemendPrivate, real-time movement guidance for post-stroke recovery, Bell's palsy, Parkinson's, knee injuries, and elbow or shoulder mobility—built around the range you can comfortably demonstrate.
Generic trackers often expect one ideal movement. Remend calibrates supported activities to movement you can comfortably demonstrate, then turns that personal range into clear live progress.
Follow smaller expressions and facial movements with a detailed on-device landmark mesh.

Practice opening, closing, spreading, and pinching with live guidance designed for close-range movement.

Practice seated or standing arm movements while Remend follows your demonstrated range and completed repetitions.

Move through supported, seated, or standing routines with guidance shaped around comfortable movement.

Pick a reviewed movement or build a short personal routine.
Set a comfortable range without chasing a universal ideal.
Follow live progress, repetitions, holds, and setup guidance.
See activity, consistency, completion, and personal trends.
Remend processes live camera input on your device. It stores useful summaries—not photos, video, or raw movement landmarks.
A live 30-minute orientation to configure the beta, understand personal-range tracking, and create a comfortable movement practice routine.
Remend is a personal activity tool, not therapy or a clinical assessment.No. Remend is a personal activity tool. It does not diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment, or replace guidance from a qualified professional.
Live camera inference runs on the device. Remend does not persist camera frames, raw video, or raw movement landmarks by default.
It is a live 30-minute orientation to help you configure the beta, understand personal-range tracking, and create a comfortable practice routine. It is not therapy or a clinical assessment.
The current beta is built for iPhone and iPad. A physical device with a front-facing camera provides the representative tracking experience.