Recovery
No visibility into how the residual limb is actually settling week to week.
Phase 1 · Monitoring platform, preparing for pilot
The operating system for limb‑loss rehabilitation
People living with limb loss are monitored only during clinic visits. Hapi connects the patient's phone to the clinician's dashboard, so recovery is measured continuously — not recalled from memory at the next appointment.
- 0M+
- People living with limb loss worldwide
- 0 apps
- Patient and clinician, one shared backend
- 0 tap
- All it takes to log a pain episode
WaitingNo new logs
Patient
A. Novak
Latest score
5/10
Logs this week
11
Pain history
- YesterdayTingling5/10
- MonSharp4/10
- SunBurning6/10
A patient opens the app mid-episode
The gap
Between visits, the data disappears
Today clinicians rely on occasional appointments, questionnaires and a pain score recalled weeks after the fact. Almost nothing objective is captured in between.
Pain progression
Phantom and residual limb pain fluctuate daily, but are recorded once a quarter.
Rehab adherence
Whether exercises actually happened is self-reported, long after the fact.
Prosthesis use
Real wear patterns and tolerance are invisible outside the clinic.
The platform
Two apps, one clinical record
A patient mobile app and a clinician dashboard on a single shared backend, with real-time synchronisation between them.
Pain logging in seconds
A 0–10 score is the only required field. Type, location and notes stay optional, so a log takes one tap when pain actually hits.
Longitudinal trends
Every entry lands on the clinician's timeline, timestamped and attributed — a real trend line instead of a single remembered number.
Shared appointments
One schedule, visible to both sides. Patients see what's next; clinicians see the whole caseload.
Secure messaging
Patients and their care team in one thread, kept inside the platform rather than scattered across personal channels.
Clinician dashboard
Patient list, individual profiles, medical notes and pain analytics — built for a caseload, not a single chart.
Privacy by design
Row-level security on every record, so a patient reaches their own data and clinicians reach only their caseload.
For patients
Built for the ten seconds a patient actually has
Someone in pain will not open an app and fill in a six-field form. So we made the score the only thing we ask for. Try it — pick a number and save.
- A 0–10 pain score is the only required field
- Pain type, location and notes are optional, and skippable
- Log the moment it happens, not at the next appointment
- Appointments, messages and profile in the same app
- Light and dark mode, because pain doesn't keep office hours
Log pain
Just the pain score is enough — everything else is optional.
Pain score
Pain type (optional)
Affected location (optional)
What your clinician sees
Nothing yet. Save a score on the phone and it appears here instantly.
For clinicians
The whole recovery, not just the appointment
The Doctor Hub turns scattered self-reports into a longitudinal view, so the conversation starts from data rather than recall.
Caseload
- A. NovakLogged 10 min agoNeeds review
- J. WilliamsLogged yesterdayStable
- A. ChenNo log in 4 daysFollow-up due
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Start from the caseload, not a filing cabinet
Every assigned patient with their current status, so you can see who needs attention before you open a single chart.
02 / 04
See the weeks you usually miss
Pain scores logged at home build the trend line that a single in-clinic question never could.
03 / 04
Keep the clinical record in one place
Medical notes and appointments sit alongside the patient-reported data rather than in a separate system.
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Answer without leaving the platform
Secure messaging keeps the conversation attached to the patient record, not someone's personal inbox.
Roadmap
Honest about what ships today
Hapi is a monitoring platform today. Sensing hardware and therapeutic features follow only after engineering and clinical validation.
- Patient mobile app (iOS & Android)
- Clinician dashboard
- Pain logging & history
- Appointments & secure messaging
- Shared backend with real-time sync
- Wearable EMG sensing on the residual limb
- Bluetooth connectivity to the mobile app
- Continuous muscle-activity monitoring
- Passive detection of pain episodes
Not yet available in the platform.
- AI trend detection across longitudinal data
- Clinical decision support
- Personalised rehabilitation guidance
- Closed-loop rehabilitation
Therapeutic features will only be introduced after scientific validation.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Hapi Bionics builds digital rehabilitation software for people living with limb loss. The platform is a patient mobile app and a clinician dashboard on one shared backend, so pain and recovery are recorded continuously between clinic visits instead of recalled at the next appointment.
Two groups. Patients recovering from amputation use the mobile app to log pain, see appointments and message their care team. Rehabilitation clinicians and prosthetics teams use the Doctor Hub to review pain trends, keep notes and manage their caseload.
No. The Hapi Sleeve — wearable EMG sensing on the residual limb with Bluetooth connectivity — is in development and is not part of the platform today. Hapi currently works with no additional hardware: everything runs on the patient's own phone.
No. Hapi is a monitoring tool that records patient-reported outcomes for clinical review. It does not diagnose or treat any condition. Therapeutic features such as closed-loop rehabilitation remain in research and will only be introduced after scientific validation.
Access is enforced at the database row: a patient can reach only their own records, and a clinician can reach only the patients assigned to them. Messages and pain logs stay inside the platform rather than in personal inboxes or chat apps.
One tap. A 0–10 pain score is the only required field; pain type, location and notes are optional and can be skipped, because someone in pain will not stop to fill in a long form.
Request early access through the form on this page. Hapi is preparing pilot deployments with rehabilitation teams and prosthetics clinics, and no hardware is required to take part.
- Evidence-drivenClaims follow validation, not the other way around.
- Patient-firstDesigned for someone who may be in pain while using it.
- Privacy-firstAccess controls enforced at the database row.
- Clinical qualityBuilt to sit inside a real care workflow.
Bring continuous monitoring into your clinic
We're preparing pilot deployments with rehabilitation teams and prosthetics clinics. Tell us about your caseload and we'll be in touch.
- Pilot deployments with rehabilitation and prosthetics teams
- Both apps, set up with your caseload
- No hardware required to start