for physios, surgeons & care teams
The between-visit picture you don't usually get.
Your patient logs once a day in their own words. Steady turns it into a neutral, factual recovery summary you can read in a minute — no chart to decode.
1-minute summary
State mix, flare trend, recurring factors — at a glance.
Neutral by design
Observations from their data. No diagnosis, no coaching.
Patient-owned
They keep the record and choose what to share with you.
apr 22 – may 5 2026
flare trend
shorter each time — 5 days down to 2
recurring factors
bike, stairs, prolonged sitting
since last flare
11 days, your longest gap yet
Saved as a PDF, ready before your visit.
findings
The patterns, only where the data supports them.
Flare length, gap between flares, repeated aggravators, days-after-PT. Steady surfaces what it can measure reliably and phrases it as observation — never a claim it can't stand behind.
findings
last 47 days
Each of your last 4 flares has been shorter than the one before.
between visits
The day-by-day you usually have to reconstruct in the room.
Instead of "how have things been since last time?", open the log: every day they recorded, in their own words, colored by how they felt.
log
7 entries
may 2026
tue
05
flare
today
mild hip flare late afternoon, woke up tight
mon
04
flare
rough morning, easier evening
sun
03
signal
long walk, slight discomfort by hour 2
sat
02
stable
PT went well, swam 20 min
fri
01
stable
easy day, walked 35 min
milestone — first elliptical
apr 2026
wed
30
signal
stairs felt off, otherwise fine
tue
29
stable
walked 30 min, no issues
the boundaries, plainly
Observational, not diagnostic
Steady summarizes what the patient logged. It doesn't triage, diagnose, or recommend treatment — that's your call, with your eyes on the data.
The patient owns it
The record is theirs. You see the window they choose to export or share — nothing more, nothing automatic.
Their words, kept intact
Entries stay in the patient's own language. Steady structures them into capacity, response, and intent without rewriting what they said.
Built for adherence
A check-in takes about thirty seconds, with no streaks or scores — so the record is more likely to actually exist by the time they sit down with you.
Have a patient in long rehab?
Point them to Steady and ask them to bring the summary to your next session. See exactly what they'd be using first.