Flashcards
Recall first, then flip the card.



Gamified microlearning platform for physiothinkers.
The case branches. You decide.
It will be free to download. Pro is optional.

The problem with cramming
Facts crammed one by one rarely connect in front of a patient. PhysioThink teaches concepts through their links.
Crammed facts scatter.
Connected knowledge stays.


question or reading
reading and questions
concept and its links
specialty and cases
Neural learning engine
Every question and every reading is a neuron. We link them into concepts, and concepts into specialties and clinical cases.

question or reading
reading and questions
concept and its links
specialty and cases
01 · Neuron
One question or one short reading.
02 · Engram
A concept's reading, questions and mixed questions.
03 · Ganglion
A concept and its prerequisite links.
04 · Higher center
A specialty and the cases that tie it together.
A structure inspired by neuroscience, built on spaced review and retrieval practice.
We're building the links one specialty at a time.
Knowledge map
We organized physiotherapy knowledge as connected concepts. We link them to what comes first, what goes with them, and what they are often confused with.
Knee pain differential and imaging interpretation
Knee trauma triage and red flags
Concept
Anterior cruciate ligament injury and rehabilitation
Coper/non-coper classification after ACL injury
Sex differences and risk factor categories in ACL injury
Return to sport after ACL reconstruction
Meniscal pathology assessment and treatment
Knee pain differential and imaging interpretation
Knee trauma triage and red flags
Concept
Anterior cruciate ligament injury and rehabilitation
Meniscal pathology assessment and treatment
Coper/non-coper classification after ACL injury
Sex differences and risk factor categories in ACL injury
Return to sport after ACL reconstruction
How it works
Concept
Every question and reading belongs to a concept.
Links
What comes first, what goes together, what gets mixed up.
Guidance
Struggle with a concept and the app suggests reading its prerequisite first.
More than 850concepts
More than 1,800links
18specialties
Four steps
A short reading is followed by a Knowledge Check. Mixed questions test concepts together, and each concept returns in Review when it is due.
Build the concept with a short reading.

Test yourself right away in readings that have a Knowledge Check.

Questions that combine neighboring concepts.
Strength, power, and anaerobic performance measures
Limb symmetry index and hop test battery
Return to sport after ACL reconstruction
Due concepts come back, starting with questions you haven't fixed yet.

More than 150readings
100questions
Modes
Speed, endurance, images, movement video and clinical thinking. Each mode tests concepts from another angle.
Recall first, then flip the card.

Pick your specialty and start a short round.

Read the definition, build the term from its parts.

As many correct answers as you can in 60 seconds.

Three lives. How far can you go?

Identify structures in images, no clock.

90 seconds, images only.

Name the joint and the plane from a movement video.

Make the call in a branching case.

Explain a concept to a virtual patient in plain words.

Term Lab
It will be free to download. Pro is optional.


Gamification
Correct answers turn into XP, levels and a monthly league rank. Daily quests, badges and color packs you unlock with XP make your progress visible.



Clinical decisions
In Clinical Decision Making, your choices change where the case goes. The result shows each dimension of your decisions, not a single score.
It will be free to download. Pro is optional.


The real branching of a published case
Branching clinical case
A 19-year-old amateur soccer player, seven months after ACL reconstruction
Decision 1
What do you base your decision on?
Decision Point
The head coach wants clearance for the play-off. What do you do?
Decision 2
Two months until the return decision. How do you structure this period?
Decision 3
The ninth month has passed and a strength deficit persists. How do you structure the return?
The real branching of a published case
Branching clinical case
A 19-year-old amateur soccer player, seven months after ACL reconstruction
Decision 1
What do you base your decision on?
Decision Point
The head coach wants clearance for the play-off. What do you do?
Decision 2
Two months until the return decision. How do you structure this period?
Decision 3
The ninth month has passed and a strength deficit persists. How do you structure the return?
Explain to the Patient · Pro
Explain a concept to a virtual patient in plain language. AI scores it for accuracy, completeness, simplicity and safety.
Pro · For training only, not a real patient assessment.



Exam prep
In Exam Practice the clock runs and feedback waits until you submit. The Short exam is open in the free version too, while the Full exam and detailed analysis come with Pro.


It will be free to download. Pro is optional.
Exam-specific practice with question packs.
Packs hold exam-specific questions and are a one-time purchase. They are not included in Pro and are sold separately.
Who it's for


Case practice and patient explanations in short rounds.
For physiotherapists


Trust
Content is written from guidelines and peer-reviewed sources, then passes automated checks and editorial review. Report a faulty question in one tap and earn XP when your report is accepted.


Pro
Play, read and review cards without a daily cap. Full exams, detailed analysis and monthly AI credits come with Pro.
It will be free to download. Pro is optional.
PhysioThink Pro
It will be free to download. Pro is optional.
FAQ
Physiotherapy students, people preparing for exams and practicing physiotherapists. Physiotherapy departments can contact us about a pilot.
It's free to download, and you can start as a guest. Each day the free version lets you play every mode once, enter five duels, start three readings and study 20 cards in Flashcards; Explain to the Patient comes with Pro.
Daily limits and ads go away, and Full exams with detailed analysis unlock. AI features run on Pro's monthly credits.
It is written from guidelines and peer-reviewed sources, then passes automated checks and editorial review. Published content is being re-checked against newer evidence.
It's inspired by how the nervous system works. Every question and reading belongs to a concept, and concepts link to each other, to specialties and to clinical cases to form a knowledge map. If you struggle with a concept, the app suggests reading its prerequisite first. Behind it all are learning-science principles such as spaced review and retrieval practice.
It explains answers another way, simplifies readings and scores your explanation in Explain to the Patient; all of these come with Pro. It works from the app's approved content and does not diagnose or recommend treatment.
For now, Turkish and English. German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Russian and Arabic are coming soon.
No. PhysioThink is a learning and practice tool and does not replace formal education or CPD credit.

PhysioThink is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play, free to download.
It will be free to download. Pro is optional.