Lighten the writing workload
Use the consultation or your notes to prepare a clinical report, patient message or letter for review.
A day in practice does not end with the clinical report. You need to prepare appointments, retrieve the patient's history, explain instructions and follow what happens between sessions. We are building Manu with physiotherapists and osteopaths to connect these steps, from the practice to Théra.
One common thread: more time and continuity throughout the day.
Use the consultation or your notes to prepare a clinical report, patient message or letter for review.
Connect the appointment to the patient record, history and useful feedback, in person or by video consultation.
Give the patient access to their programme and instructions, then view their responses in Manu.
Physiotherapist Grégoire Menetret explains the practitioner and patient journey.
Summary of the video by Grégoire Menetret, physiotherapist and co-founder of Manu.
Manu grew out of challenges encountered in practice: tidying up notes, preparing documents and finding what was discussed in previous sessions. Grégoire introduces the tool built by a team that brings together clinical practice and software development.
From session to document. Using voice notes or a recording, Manu prepares a clinical report. The practitioner can view the patient's history and prepare a letter to their doctor. The document remains a working draft to review and adjust.
From document to patient programme. Exercises and questionnaires extend the work done during the session. The patient finds their programme in Théra and shares how they feel; the practitioner can review this feedback before the next appointment.
The presentation illustrates this journey through the Manu and Théra interfaces. It ends with an invitation to book a demo and explore how they could be used in your practice.
Explore programmes and exercises · Understand the Théra journey
Grégoire explains why the team created Manu: to reduce the time spent preparing documents and bring together useful information from consultations. From a recording or voice notes, Manu prepares a clinical report for the practitioner to review and edit. The patient history helps retrieve information from previous sessions and prepare a letter for the doctor.
Exercise programmes and questionnaires extend follow-up through Théra. Patients can access their instructions and share how they feel; practitioners can review these responses to prepare the next session. Grégoire invites viewers to book a demo to explore the full journey.
Our strength lies in combining clinical experience and software engineering. The aim is not to create spectacular AI, but a simple, reliable tool that is useful throughout a day of consultations.
Shapes Manu around clinical practice: a useful consultation assistant, without another layer of administration.
Builds the technical architecture, AI components and reliability needed for professional use.
Brings experience of physiotherapy practice, patient follow-up and day-to-day organisation.
Lisa Bouchard leads Aude's adaptation to the profession. This related solution helps us maintain a documented, profession-specific approach grounded in professional use.
Practitioner feedback guides Manu's templates, workflows and priorities.
A demonstration should show real screens, actions and results. A document should be easy to review, correct and use in the patient record. A programme should be understandable for the patient and adjustable by the practitioner.
Read about our methodology and its limitsSimple principles suited to professional use in practice.
Manu prepares a draft. You review, correct and approve it before any export or clinical use.
Manu structures information and can suggest points to check, but does not replace your clinical reasoning.
We explain what Manu does, what it does not do and how its outputs are tested.
The product is designed with close attention to confidentiality, access and the GDPR/HDS framework.
Useful pages to understand Manu's framework, limitations and uses.
Key answers about the team, methodology and clinical responsibility.
To connect appointment preparation, documents and patient follow-up in one workflow. Manu for practitioners and Théra for patients maintain this connection between sessions.
No. Manu prepares working materials, but the practitioner remains responsible for reviewing them, clinical decisions and final approval.
Because a practice needs formats, terminology and safeguards suited to its work. A dedicated AI tool avoids having to rebuild that context with every request.
Manu is developed by MANU ASSISTANT, a French company based in Paris. The team presented on this page brings together osteopathy, physiotherapy and software engineering.
Outputs are tested on cases representative of practice, then assessed for clarity, ease of correction and the time needed for the practitioner to approve them.
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