KinesteX is a computer-vision SDK that other companies build into their own fitness, wellness or rehabilitation apps under their own brand. It tracks movement and repetitions, estimates calories burned, checks range of motion, posture and balance, and flags fatigue, injury risk and falls, all from on-device video processing rather than a wearable sensor. A conversational AI Personal Trainer layer creates workout plans personalised to a user’s goals, body and injuries, and the company markets it to consumer fitness apps, corporate wellness programs, insurers and physical-therapy and rehabilitation providers, with software development kits for React Native, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin, web and a general API.
Processing movement on-device rather than sending video to a server is a meaningful privacy design choice for a product handling body and health data, and the company states both HIPAA and GDPR compliance, which matters for the insurance and healthcare customers it targets. As with any computer-vision fitness tool, accuracy for form correction and injury-risk flags depends on camera angle, lighting and how the integrating app sets up the experience, so an integrator should test it against its own real users before promoting the safety-related features, such as fall or injury detection, as dependable on their own.
No public pricing is available; the site has no pricing page and sells through a demo call, so cost depends on the scope of integration and the business’s own usage volume.
