Validated in clinical studiesTested in studies and clinical practice, including at Balgrist University Hospital, Schulthess Clinic, and Bethesda Hospital · A spin-off of ETH Zurich
Guided by AI. Backed by your therapist.
AI coaches you through every exercise in real time, while a certified Swiss physiotherapist tracks your progress and fine-tunes your plan.
Guidance as you go
Real feedback during your session, not just at the end — so you always know you're on the right track.
Your therapist stays in the loop
After every session, your physiotherapist can see how often you train, how well you're doing your exercises, and how you're progressing — and adjusts your plan to match.
Great work this week. You've been really consistent! Keep it up.
Your start with Akina
Get started in minutes, and meet your physiotherapist on a video call.
Pick the program that fits what you want to work on — ready to start right away, and personalized later by your physiotherapist on a call.
Book a free 15-minute video call with a certified Swiss physiotherapist, who'll tailor your plan to you — all from the comfort of home.
Train whenever it suits you, at home or on the go. Your physiotherapist follows your progress, sends regular feedback by voice or video, and adjusts your plan as you go.
From back pain to knee pain, we've got you
Evidence-based plans for your back, hip, knee and more — and a growing list of the specific conditions we treat. Tailored to you by a physiotherapist.
Back
Hip
Knee
Foot & ankle
Core & pelvic
SoonShoulder
Trusted by Switzerland's leading clinics and hospitals
A spin-off of ETH Zurich, tested in clinical studies with Balgrist University Hospital, Schulthess Clinic, and University Hospital Basel.
94%
Satisfied patients
Source: internal data, 5-point Likert scale (n=545, Q1 2026)
33%
Improvement in daily function
For back pain — 12-week change in Oswestry Disability Index (n = 27), study NCT06420596
12.6
Hours of training
Source: average active training over 12 weeks (n=15), study NCT06409312
Less pain, more living
Akina users are getting back to the things they love.