From guided capture to longitudinal functional intelligence.
My Functional Journey™ is functional software within the GHBI healthcare ecosystem. The current alpha/MVP supports subject organization, guided multi-view biomechanical capture, quantitative measurements, history, comparison and structured non-diagnostic reporting. Public app distribution is not yet available.
A structured functional intelligence workflow
The product converts supported biomechanical observations into organized, quantitative information that can be reviewed and compared over time. It is more than a posture image and does not present its output as a medical diagnosis.
Guided, multi-view sessions
Create or select a subject, enter height and weight in metric or imperial units, choose the camera and capture standardized front, right lateral, left lateral and posterior views.
Measurements and landmarks
Supported captures organize anatomical landmarks, joint-angle measurements, postural relationships, alignment, symmetry, knee-valgus observations and foot-progression measurements.
Regional functional information
Results can be structured by head and neck, shoulders, arms, hips and pelvis, knees and feet, with confidence information where supported.
History and longitudinal review
Capture history keeps repeat sessions connected to the subject so measurements and regional information can be compared across time.
Detailed, exportable output
Multi-view reports can present landmark visualizations, measurements, alignment and symmetry information, regional summaries, compensation-pattern observations and non-diagnostic notes.
See the workflow in action
These purpose-built illustrations translate verified alpha/MVP functions into a clear visual story. They are not literal screenshots, diagnostic reports or promises of features beyond the current product scope.
Standardize the starting point
The workflow guides front, right lateral, left lateral and posterior views with framing and positioning support. Height, weight, units and camera choices help preserve the context of each session.
Turn supported landmarks into structured information
Anatomical landmarks and supported relationships can be organized into joint-angle, alignment, symmetry and regional measurements. Confidence information helps reviewers understand the quality and limits of image-derived results.
Compare the functional story over time
Capture history, multi-view records, regional measurements and longitudinal trends can be brought together for structured review and supported report export.
How a capture becomes comparable information
The current workflow follows a repeatable sequence designed to preserve the source capture, the measurement context and the history of change.
Select the subject
Create and manage subject profiles, search existing subjects and review capture history before starting a new session.
Prepare the session
Record height and weight, select metric or imperial units, choose the camera and follow positioning and framing guidance.
Capture four views
Acquire standardized front, right lateral, left lateral and posterior views individually or through the guided session.
Derive measurements
Supported processing identifies anatomical landmarks and calculates quantitative joint-angle, postural, alignment and symmetry information.
Organize and report
Store the session in capture history, review regional results and confidence information, generate detailed reports and export supported output.
What the development numbers mean
These figures describe the working alpha/MVP and early product-development activity. They should not be confused with clinical validation, commercial traction or the number of photos in one assessment.
Anatomical reference points
This means the current computer-vision workflow can organize more than 60 body landmarks within supported captures. It does not mean the user takes 60 photographs.
Development sessions completed
More than 60 structured capture sessions have informed product development across two early clinical settings. This is preliminary use—not an accuracy or clinical-effectiveness claim.
A contextual library
The MVP includes 25 patient-reported survey instruments or structured questionnaires. The relevant workflow determines which are used; a person is not expected to complete all of them every time.
Functional information organized by region and time
The system is designed to make complex capture output easier to review without reproducing known report-labeling defects or turning observations into diagnoses.
Head and neck
Supported head position, camera tilt and related postural measurements, presented with measurement context and confidence where available.
Shoulders and arms
Shoulder-height relationships, upper-extremity joint angles and left/right alignment information derived from supported views.
Hips and pelvis
Pelvic tilt, hip-height relationships and regional symmetry observations organized for review and future comparison.
Knees
Joint-angle and knee-valgus observations from supported captures, presented as measurements rather than diagnostic conclusions.
Feet
Foot-progression angles and left/right comparisons with confidence information when the landmarks meet supported capture conditions.
Longitudinal record
Capture-to-capture history connects regional measurements and reports so change can be reviewed against the individual subject’s earlier sessions.
How it relates to Global™
My Functional Journey™ is the functional capture, analysis, tracking and reporting experience within GHBI’s healthcare technology portfolio. Its public app release remains upcoming. Global™ is the provider platform. They contribute to a shared longitudinal direction but remain distinct products for different users.
Professional workspace
Structured assessments, longitudinal review and future AI-assisted EMR interoperability under organizational controls.
Personal experience
Guided check-ins, education, organization and a personal functional timeline with user-directed sharing choices.
Frequently asked questions
Direct answers about the upcoming app and the guided functional workflow.
Does one assessment require 60 photographs?
No. The standard posture workflow uses four guided views. “60+” also describes anatomical landmarks and, separately, the number of preliminary development capture sessions completed to date.
Do I complete all 25 surveys?
No. The library supports different workflows. Only the questionnaires relevant to the selected check-in should be presented.
Does the app diagnose a condition?
No. It organizes information and supports understanding. It does not diagnose, prescribe treatment or replace a qualified professional.
Can a provider see my information?
Future sharing should occur only through authorized workflows and user choices, subject to product settings, organizational controls and applicable requirements.
When can I download it?
My Functional Journey™ is coming soon. The App Store and Google Play buttons will be activated only after the official public listings are available.
Availability & app resources
My Functional Journey™ is an upcoming app. These buttons are intentionally inactive and will receive the official App Store and Google Play links after public release.