Pillar

Pain & adaptation

Pain is a signal. Learn to describe it and track it.

Screen for locating a discomfort on the Progress On You 3D body

The question you are asking

You have a discomfort in your knee, back or shoulder. You don't know whether to stop, keep going, or talk to someone. Many people wait for it to pass, or keep going despite the pain. This part helps you describe clearly what you feel, understand the markers that matter, and know when to get care.

What you can do

Free plan display rule

The Pain pillar includes one analysis in total. Once that analysis is used, the whole pillar is locked (new analysis, sheets, exercises, curve), except the history of that analysis, which stays available. Warning signs and guidance towards a professional remain always accessible. The other pillars work as usual.

Locate it on a 3D body

You choose the area on a three-dimensional body, front and back, instead of searching for a word.

Describe the discomfort

Type of sensation, context (during effort, at rest, on waking), how long it has been there, what makes it worse, what eases it.

Measure intensity

A score from 0 to 10, a photo and a comment if you want. When you come back, you see your trend curve.

Answer the 7 “warning sign” questions

They flag situations where it is better to get care than to adapt on your own. They are always free.

Read the sheet for your situation

Each sheet follows the same order: recognise, goal, what to do, what to avoid, when to get care.

Follow phased exercises

You log intensity before and after, and your fatigue, to see the effect over time.

Share with a professional

You can share your sheet; with Gold, you export your recap as a PDF.

How it works

  1. 1

    You describe

    Area, sensation, intensity, context.

  2. 2

    You get markers

    The app offers a sheet, cautious markers and, if needed, guidance towards a professional.

  3. 3

    You track the change

    Curve, exercises, weekly recap.

An example (fictional)

Illustrative examples: fictional characters, not based on real users.

Léa, 29

Léa runs three times a week. She locates a discomfort in her knee, scores it 4/10 on downhills and reads the matching sheet. She knows what to tell her doctor if it lasts.

According to your plan

According to your plan
According to your planFreeSilverGoldFamily
Warning signs and guidanceUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
Analyses, sheets and phased exercises1 analysis in totalUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimited
HistoryThat of your analysisFullFullFull
PDF export of the recapNot includedNot includedIncludedIncluded

What this part is not

  • It does not make any diagnosis and does not replace a doctor or a physiotherapist.
  • It is not meant for a recent traumatic injury, a post-operative situation or a complex medical picture: in those cases, get care.
  • If a warning sign is positive, the app invites you to get care, and that guidance is always free.

Common questions

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