See how it's been,
not how they remember it.
When an athlete shares a niggle with you, you get a read-only view of their morning pain, load and phase history between appointments. Niggly for Physios is in pilot preparation.
Mock patient, for illustration. All data is athlete-reported.
“How has it been since last time?”
Most of what you learn between appointments comes from memory. Niggly gives the athlete a daily habit, a morning pain log and a session log, and lets them show you the record.
What you see
A read-only view of the one niggle your patient chooses to share with you:
- Morning pain and load over time, on one chart.
- Pain during sessions against the athlete's own pain limit.
- Phase history, so you can see when they moved up or stepped back.
- The daily log, including the notes the athlete wrote.
- When it was shared and when they last logged.
Nothing to set up.
The athlete sends you a link
From the Niggly app, they choose one niggle and enter your email address.
You sign in with your email
Sign-in is by a link sent to your email address. There is no password to create.
You see what they've shared
No patient admin and no practice management system integration. The athlete can stop sharing at any time.
Where it sits clinically
Niggly supports your judgement. It does not replace it.
Scores and trends are calculated by Niggly from athlete-reported entries, and the raw entries are always shown alongside them, so you can check the working. Niggly is a decision-support tool. It does not diagnose, and it is not a medical device.