Talk about progress without creating pressure

The activity overview shows whether a program was opened and used. But it doesn't explain why something went well or was difficult. That's exactly why it belongs in a conversation, not in an assessment.

Start with open questions: “How did training fit into your week?”, “What was easy?” or “Where did you get stuck?” The overview can help you pin down specific situations.

The answers often lead to better adjustments than a bare number would: explaining an exercise more clearly, changing the volume or choosing a different reminder time. Data shows a reason to talk; the person provides the context.

That's how Physiopass supports shared planning: visible enough for preparation, open enough for the reality of someone's life.