Yogger
Officially listedA phone-based AI movement analysis tool for rehabilitation professionals and coaches.
Yogger
Yogger is an AI movement analysis tool from Yogger Corporation (incubated at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business) that replaces expensive lab equipment with one phone, giving physical therapists, chiropractors, personal trainers, and strength coaches quantifiable joint tracking and range-of-motion assessment.
Core capabilities
- Markerless joint tracking: no markers or sensors needed; a phone/tablet/webcam automatically overlays a skeleton and tracks joints
- Automatic angles and ROM: measures joint angles and range of motion for shoulder/hip/elbow/knee/ankle automatically, with CSV export
- Guided assessment scoring: a built-in library of standard movements (overhead squat, single-leg squat, lunge, shoulder flexion-rotation) auto-scores in about 60 seconds
- Professional video analysis: frame-by-frame slow motion, side-by-side comparison, path and speed tracking, drawing annotations, and voiceover commentary
- Branded PDF reports: one-click reports with stills, angles, and scores carrying your organization's brand, easing communication and record-keeping
- Client and remote management: athlete profiles, a Dropbox for client-uploaded videos, task assignments, and progress history
Use cases Physical therapists, rehab therapists, chiropractors, personal trainers, and strength coaches for in-clinic assessment, on-site video analysis, and remote/asynchronous movement coaching; also fits sports researchers and educators needing exportable data. If you only want free slow-motion line drawing, skip it.
Unique strengths Peers like Onform, Kinovea, and Coach's Eye each have their own focus, while Yogger's difference is integrating AI auto-scoring + ROM data + branded reports + client management into a business loop rather than plain slow-motion drawing. Note the disambiguation: this entry is the rehab movement analysis product at yogger.io, not same-named tools.
Editorial verdict 4.8 stars on iOS and 4.5 on Google Play with a solid clinical reputation — a PT with 23 years of experience called it one of the best advances in the field in recent years. Deductions for inconsistent pricing messaging (homepage from $99/month vs pricing page from $159/month), the controversy over frame rates capped below 30fps, and weaker Android stability; those sensitive to data trustworthiness should be careful.
Pricing
### 💰 定价模式：免费增值（订阅制） **起步价**：专业档 $159/月起（独立从业者，每月最多 25 个活跃客户）；移动端基础内购约 $9.99/月起 #### 主要方案 - **Basic（移动端内购，年付）**：约 $9.99/月起 - 仅视频分析工具与 50GB 存储，不含评估/报告/任务/客户档案 - **Professional**：$159/月起 - 单账号，每月最多 25 个活跃客户，不限量视频与动作分析、AI 关节与 ROM 评估、专业报告、运动员档案与进度、移动+桌面端、邮件支持 - **Clinic**：询价（需 Demo） - 在 Professional 基础上不限量评估与运动员、含 3 位教练的多账号协作，面向诊所/团队/机构 #### 试用/其他信息 Basic 免费试用 7 天，Professional 与 Clinic 各 14 天（需绑卡，试用期内不扣费、可随时取消）。⚠️ 官方定价历经多次调整：首页 CTA 写「$99/月起」，与定价页「Professional $159/月起」口径不一致，第三方历史报价横跨 $9.99–$99.99/月，实时价格请以官网 /pricing 页为准。 — Visit website
FAQ
Is Yogger free?
Yogger is subscription-based with no permanent free version, but it offers free trials: 7 days for Basic, 14 days each for Professional and Clinic (card required, no charge during the trial, cancel anytime).
What can Yogger be used for?
One phone handles markerless joint tracking, automatic joint-angle and ROM measurement, auto-scored guided movement assessments, and branded PDF reports, plus client management and remote video assessment.
How accurate are Yogger's joint angle and ROM measurements?
Its markerless tracking is generally usable, with most clinical users reporting accuracy and detection of ROM issues; but some professional users note the frame rate cannot exceed 30fps and angles recompute during frame-by-frame review, so cross-validate with multiple measurements.
Is Yogger suitable for physical therapists?
Very. It bundles a standard assessment movement library, auto-scoring, ROM data, branded reports, and client progress records; multiple physical therapists call it high value for money, improving patient retention and communication efficiency.
How does Yogger differ from Onform?
Both target physical therapists with slow motion, skeleton overlay, side-by-side, and voiceover; Yogger emphasizes auto assessment scoring, ROM data, and CSV export, while Onform emphasizes HIPAA-compliant remote therapy monitoring and patient messaging.
Which platforms and devices does Yogger support?
iOS (iPhone/iPad/Apple Vision), Android, and Web; iOS reviews are stronger while Android users report crashes, login, and subscription-lock issues, so the experience varies by platform.
How much does Yogger cost, and why do the homepage and pricing page disagree?
The pricing page shows Professional from $159/month (solo practitioners, up to 25 active clients monthly), with clinic pricing by inquiry; the homepage CTA still says from $99/month — an internal inconsistency, so treat the /pricing page as the live price.
How is Yogger different from other slow-motion players?
Yogger is not a plain slow-motion line-drawing tool: it closes the loop across AI joint tracking, auto-scored standard movement assessments, branded reports, and client management for professional rehab and coaching businesses, whereas Kinovea and Coach's Eye lean general-purpose slow motion.