Posture assessment for Pilates studios

Measured,
not guessed.

Place small green stickers. Take three photos. StanceView measures the angles, you add what they mean, and your client takes home a clear report.

3 photos 12 movement tests Data stored in Sydney
An instructor places a green sticker on the top of a client's shoulder
Stick.A green dot on each bone you feel.
An instructor photographs the client with a tablet
Snap.Front, side and back. Three shots each.
A client from behind with ten green stickers. Her right shoulder sits higher.
Acromion leveltheir right is 7.8° higher
Pelvis (PSIS)0.4°, within the measurement error
Measure.The app finds the dots and reads the angles.
The instructor shows the client her results on the tablet
Show.A clear report your client can keep.

A small number is not a finding.

Every photo has a little wobble. StanceView knows how much, and it will not show your client more than the photo can prove.

level0.4°, within the measurement error (1.0°)

Small is not "level"

When a value is smaller than that photo's wobble, it says so. It does not call the body straight.

right highertheir right is 7.8° higher

Always "their" left

From the front, the photo's right is the client's left. Every side is written from the client's body, so no one reads it backwards.

text neckhead 58 mm forward of the shoulders

Facts, not labels

StanceView writes what it measured. It never writes a diagnosis. What it means is yours to say.

improvedno clear change, within the measurement error

Change you can stand behind

After 8 weeks, it says "changed" only when the change is bigger than the wobble of both photo sessions together.

What you see on the tablet.

One view at a time, big enough to check every dot. The numbers sit next to the photo, in the words the app really uses.

StanceViewMia T. · Posterior
Posteriorbody found
Tap to noteDraw a line
their lefttheir right
RetakeChoose×

From the stickers

Acromion leveltheir right is 7.8° higher
Scapula level, superiortheir right is 14.7° higher
Scapula level, inferiortheir right is 4.9° higher
Pelvic obliquity (PSIS)0.4°, within the measurement error (1.0°)
Scapular rotation (their left)bottom corner downward 8.5°

Summary

Right shoulder and shoulder blade sit higher. Start with breathing and shoulder blade control.
Add the measurements

Week 1. Week 8.
Side by side.

Week 1
Week 8

Since initial assessment · 8 weeks

A change only counts here if it is larger than the camera movement in both sets of photos.

Acromion level Posterior · stickers

their right higher 7.8° → their right higher 2.5°

5.4° closer to level

Scapula level, superior Posterior · stickers

their right higher 14.7° → their right higher 5.9°

8.8° closer to level

Pelvic obliquity (PSIS) Posterior · stickers

their right higher 0.4° → their right higher 0.6°

no clear change, within the measurement error (1.4°)

Scapular rotation (their right) Posterior · stickers

bottom corner out 5.3° → bottom corner out 5.8°

no clear change, within the measurement error (1.4°)

Sample client. Every line above came from these two photos, run through the app's own maths.

An instructor shows a client her results on a tablet

Made in a working Pilates studio, not a lab.

Each honesty rule came from a real assessment that went wrong once. We changed the app each time.

Ready for a real studio.

Your clients' photos are health information. We treat them that way.

Stored in Sydney

Client photos and records stay in Australia. Each studio's data is kept apart.

A login for each instructor

You always know who measured what. An access log shows who opened a record.

Safe on a shared tablet

Optional PIN for the front desk iPad. Idle screens lock, then sign out.

Intake before day one

Send the form from your own Gmail or Microsoft 365. It saves as they type.

12 movement tests

Score each one 0 pain, 1 limited or 2 good. Left and right kept apart.

Priced per studio

One price for each location. Add every instructor you have.

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