Physitrack vs kitt: Which Tool Fits Your Clinic?
By The Kitt Team
Say a physiotherapist at a three-clinician practice already uses Physitrack. Clients leave with their exercises, they log completion through the app, follow-through is measurable. Then a colleague mentions kitt. Same physio, same first question nearly everyone asks: is this an upgrade? An alternative? Something I run alongside what I already have?
The honest answer is none of the above. These are different categories of tool that happen to overlap on one slice: getting exercises and a plan into a client’s hands. Understanding where they fork makes the rest of the decision straightforward.
Where They Meet
Both Physitrack and kitt deliver a plan and exercises to clients through an app. Both are built for allied health follow-through, for that gap between appointments when real recovery either happens or it doesn’t. If you want a client to leave with exercises and a structured way to track them, both tools serve that purpose.
That overlap is genuine. It is also where the comparison ends.
The Fork: One Slice Done Well vs One Connected Workflow
Physitrack is built for one slice done well: exercise prescription, home exercise programs, and patient engagement through a polished client app. That focus is deliberate. It is the product.
kitt spans the whole appointment. The job kitt is hired for is the clinical workflow from the first minute of the consult through to what comes back from the client before the next visit: documentation, letters, treatment plans, exercise prescription, and a two-way record that brings adherence and pain back into the same place as the notes and plans.
One job. One connected loop.
The question isn’t which tool is better. The question is which job you are hiring the tool for.
What Physitrack Is Built For
Physitrack’s strength is exercise prescription and home exercise programs, delivered through a mature client-facing app. Clinicians who want a focused, reliable platform to build programs and get them into clients’ hands will find Physitrack well-suited to that task. PhysiApp is polished, clients know how to use it, and the workflow for building and sending programs is clean.
It integrates with a range of practice management systems, so it fits inside existing setups without displacing them. Telehealth and patient engagement features round out the offering.
Physitrack suits clinicians whose documentation is already handled elsewhere, whose notes and letters are sorted, and who want a dedicated tool focused on exercise programs and client follow-through. That is a real and common need, and Physitrack meets it with deliberate focus.
What kitt Spans
kitt is an AI clinical assistant for Australian allied health, covering physiotherapy, exercise physiology, podiatry, nutrition, chiropractic, and more. It is a Zone Blue product. It does not handle billing or scheduling.
kitt connects the whole appointment workflow: the record of what happened in the room, the documents that flow out of it, the plan the client carries away, and the data that comes back between visits.
Dictate the consult and kitt structures it into Medicare-ready notes in under 60 seconds, for you to review and approve. From that same session, kitt generates an evidence-based, personalised treatment plan, with goals, phases, timelines, and exercise prescription, built from what you found in the room, not assembled from a template. GP letters, referral letters, imaging requests, discharge summaries: all drafted from the session and waiting for your review before anything leaves the practice.
Exercise prescriptions go out through kitt Companion, the client-facing app included with every subscription. Describe the exercise or film it, and kitt builds the prescription with sets, reps, cues, progressions, and visuals. The client receives it after the appointment.
kitt also surfaces prior findings, progression, and goals before each session. You walk in prepared, not relying on memory.
kitt suits clinicians who want one connected clinical assistant across documentation, letters, treatment plans, exercise prescription, and the client record between visits.
The Companion Loop: What Comes Back
The two-way record is where the difference becomes concrete.
After the appointment, kitt Companion runs smart check-ins on pain, exercise completion, and how the client is feeling between visits. That data flows back into kitt Clinician, where an adherence dashboard shows per-client completion and flags at-risk clients early. Before the next session starts, you already know where the client stands.
Research shows non-adherence to home exercise programs can reach 70% (Essery 2017; restated in Ley and Putz 2024). That gap between appointments is where plans unravel. The Companion loop tracks what is happening in that gap, and the data lives inside the same tool as the notes, letters, and treatment plans, not bolted on from a separate product.
That connection is the point.
The Stack Question
Many clinicians carry a practice management system for scheduling and billing, a separate scribe or dictation tool for notes, an exercise-prescription platform for programs, and some combination of spreadsheets or templates for treatment plans and letters. Each tool does its job. The friction lives in the joins.
kitt replaces the scribe, the treatment-plan builder, the letters tool, and the exercise-prescription and client-engagement platform inside one connected system. Two-way sync with Cliniko and Nookal (clients, notes, appointments) means you can keep your existing PMS or work standalone.
If Physitrack sits in a stack that already handles your documentation well, that stack may still make sense. If you want to cut the joins and have one place that holds the whole workflow, kitt changes the calculation.
Side by Side
| Physitrack | kitt | |
|---|---|---|
| AI clinical notes from the consult | No | Yes |
| Letters, referrals, imaging requests from the session | No | Yes |
| Treatment plan generated from the consult | No | Yes |
| Exercise prescription delivered to a client app | Yes | Yes |
| Client-facing app included | Yes | Yes |
| Transparent flat AUD pricing | Check their site | A$69/clinician/month, no lock-in |
Which Fits Your Clinic
If your documentation is covered and you want a focused, dedicated exercise-prescription platform with a mature client app, Physitrack does that job with deliberate depth and a clear, specific focus.
If you want one clinical assistant that connects the notes to the letters to the treatment plan to the exercise prescription to the two-way client record between visits, all inside one tool built for Australian allied health, that is the job kitt is hired for.
kitt is Australian-owned and hosted, APP-compliant, and built to support your AHPRA record-keeping obligations. Every document is drafted by kitt and approved by you before it goes anywhere. kitt is an assistant; you are the clinician.
Pricing is A$69 per clinician per month for the Professional plan, with kitt Companion included, no lock-in contracts, a free entry tier, and a one-month free trial with no credit card required.
If you are weighing more than these two, see our roundup of Physitrack alternatives for allied health for a broader look at what is available across the Australian market.