1. Accepting these terms
2. Your account
- You must be 16 or older.
- Keep your sign-in credentials private — anyone with them can access your data.
- Tell us right away if you suspect unauthorised access.
- The information you enter (goals, focus areas, pain ratings, health metrics) should be your own and accurate to the best of your knowledge.
3. Acceptable use
- Use the app for your own personal rehab, mobility, and fitness practice.
- Don't attempt to reverse-engineer, scrape, or overload the service.
- Don't use Kinehub to harm yourself or others, or to give clinical advice to someone else.
- Don't upload content that's illegal, infringing, or harmful.
4. AI features
Personalised exercises are generated automatically from the profile and pain information you have entered. They are suggestions, not a prescription. Read the instructions and the "when to avoid or modify" notes before trying anything new, stop if a movement causes sharp or worsening pain, and check with a qualified clinician if you are unsure whether something is appropriate for you. You can turn personalised generation off in your profile settings.
AI output can be wrong or incomplete. If it conflicts with advice from a clinician who knows your case, follow the clinician.
If the coach detects language suggesting you may be at risk of harming yourself or others, it will show emergency resources and may notify a linked clinician where you have consented to that. In any emergency, call your local emergency number.
5. Your content
6. Therapist relationship
7. Shareable reports
8. Subscriptions and billing
9. Corporate and team accounts
10. Suspension and termination
11. Service changes
12. Disclaimer of warranties
13. Limitation of liability
14. Governing law and where you are
These terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales. Any disputes will be handled in the courts of that jurisdiction unless local consumer-protection law requires otherwise — and in many countries it does, so if you are a consumer somewhere else, you keep the protections your own law gives you and nothing here takes them away.
Kinehub is available outside the England and Wales, but it is built around UK clinical norms and its safety guidance names the emergency services of the region set on your account. It is not registered, certified or approved as a medical device or health service in any country. If your local rules require something more than that of an app like this one, we do not currently meet them, and you should treat Kinehub as general fitness and mobility information rather than healthcare.