Hiro offers kid‑friendly digital games that transform physiotherapy exercises into engaging play experiences, helping children build strength, coordination, and confidence. The platform removes setup friction, enabling easy daily therapy and encouraging consistent habit formation through short, enjoyable activities designed for home use.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Children requiring physiotherapy often find traditional exercises boring and cumbersome, leading to low adherence and inconsistent progress. Parents and clinicians struggle with setting up and motivating kids for daily therapy sessions, resulting in missed opportunities for strength and coordination development.
Solution
Hiro offers a digital platform of kid‑focused physiotherapy games that transform therapeutic movements into short, engaging play sessions. The games are designed to be easy to start, requiring minimal setup so families can begin therapy without barriers. By embedding strength, coordination, and confidence‑building exercises within fun adventures, Hiro encourages frequent use and helps turn therapy into a habit. Progress is tracked within the platform, giving parents and clinicians measurable feedback on each child’s improvement while keeping the experience enjoyable.
Target Audience
Hiro is aimed at parents of children needing physiotherapy and pediatric clinicians who want a playful, consistent tool to support rehabilitation at home or in therapy settings.
Features
- Library of age‑appropriate games that map specific physiotherapy exercises to interactive gameplay
- Quick‑start interface that eliminates complex equipment setup and allows immediate play
- Short, modular game sessions designed for daily use and easy integration into routines
- Real‑time performance metrics that record repetitions, range of motion, and consistency
- Progress dashboards for parents and clinicians to monitor strength and coordination gains over time