Hello,
I'm Gianni Vullo, physiotherapist and software builder in Charleroi.
Buried in paperwork, I built Kiné Helper from the real needs of the physio.

I spent six years studying the technologies that would let me build software worthy of the 21st century: modern, fast, and ecological. Kiné Helper is under 30 MB — about ten times lighter than the average management app. It uses less electricity, updates itself, and runs on the hardware you already have. You don't need a new computer to switch to Kiné Helper. The experience is identical on all your machines, and you can do everything from a tablet or smartphone — even reading ID cards, thanks to the bluetooth Sipiro M reader.

I've been a physiotherapist since 2015. In the beginning, I built Kiné Helper alone, from the real needs of my own practice — not from a brief written by consultants. Today, a large part of the features is created in close collaboration with the physios who use Kiné Helper every day. I know what it's like to receive a refusal letter from the medical advisor, or to wait months to be paid by the mutualities (health insurance funds). Every feature of Kiné Helper solves a problem we've lived through ourselves.

Kiné Helper isn't just a product. I'm personally invested in defending our profession: I take part in UBPS demonstrations, I build free apps for physios (like the Poké-Kinédex), and I regularly publish free educational content for everyone. I believe software made for physios should also serve the profession — not just those who pay for it.