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How Ally works

Your recovery has a lotof moving parts.Ally keeps track.

The paperwork, the exercises, the numbers, the appointments. Ally keeps all of it in one place, and tells you honestly how it is going.

Tell Ally your story

  1. Reads what you were given

    Your op note, imaging and protocol. Read once, and turned into your routine.

  2. Tracks your progress

    Twenty seconds a day, and an honest read on each one: steady, ran hot, or quiet.

  3. Gets you ready

    Questions to ask, a summary for your PT, and guidance shaped to the stage you are in.
01  /  The spine

Everything your care team gave you, read and remembered.

Upload the op note, the imaging, the protocol. Ally reads out your graft, your dates and your restrictions, turns the protocol into a routine, and answers your questions with the document named.

02  /  Every day

Twenty seconds, and the week fills itself in.

Pain, swelling, how far the knee bends, how much you trust it. Miss a day and it stays open rather than marked wrong: a gap does not undo the week.

03  /  The honest part

Am I doing too much, or not enough?

The session you did, and your check in the morning after. That is the whole basis for the read. A day you never logged stays blank, because a guess about your knee is worse than nothing.

Ally never tells you that you are behind. It tells you what happened, and hands you the words for your next appointment.

Recover more quickly with Ally.

Start with the story in your own words. The documents can come after.

Tell Ally your story

ACL Ally was built by someone who tore theirs. Read why it exists

ACL Ally helps you prepare for care conversations. It does not diagnose or treat.