01The moment
Recovery doesn'thappen in the clinic.
It happens in the 165 hours a week you're on your own.
02The gap
You get hurt.You see a PT a few hours a week.The rest of the time, you're guessing.
Are you favoring one leg?Was that landing too hard?Is today progress, or a setback?
03Meet HOPP
A band that clips onto the brace, sleeve, or strap you already wear.
It measures how each leg moves, anywhere you go.At home. At practice. In the gym.
04What it measures
Bend. Force. Balance.Measured between visits.
Bend
ExampleHow far your knee or joint bends, rep by rep.
0°
Landing force
ExampleHow hard each leg hits the ground when you land.
Left vs. right balance
ExampleHow much work each leg is really doing.
LeftRight24%76%
Works anywhere: at home, at practice, in the gym.
05Plain language
Numbers,in plain language.
AI turns raw motion data into sentences you can act on. A short daily update for you. A weekly report for your PT, with the numbers and any warning signs.
Daily update · for you
HOPP
Today's update
Your left leg took 31% of the landing force today, up from 24% last week.
Example preview
Weekly report · for your PT
[Patient name]
Left knee · Week 6 of recovery
| Metric | This week | vs. last |
|---|---|---|
| Max knee bend | 118° | +6° |
| Left-leg share of landing force | 31% | +7 pts |
| Tracked sessions | 5 | +1 |
| Avg. daily steps (from Apple Watch) | 6,240 | +410 |
Flag: Knee bend was 9° lower on Thursday, the day after practice. Worth a check-in at the next visit.
06One place
Everythingin one place.
Already wear an Apple Watch or Whoop? HOPP can pull that data in too, so your whole recovery lives in one view.
07Who it's for
Built for every leg injury, and everyone in the recovery.
Injuries
Knee
- ACL
- MCL
- Meniscus
- Patellar tendon
- Knee replacement
Ankle & foot
- Ankle sprains
- Achilles injuries
- Fractures
Upper leg & hip
- Hamstring strains
- Quad strains
- Hip surgery
Who it's for
01
Athletes
See your bend, landing force, and balance from practice and the gym, not just the clinic.
02
Patients recovering from surgery or injury
A short daily update in plain language, so you know how today went without guessing.
03
PTs, athletic trainers, and clinics
A weekly report for each patient with the numbers and any warning signs from between visits.