For physical therapists
More patients in your WhatsApp, already telling you where it hurts
Swap the WhatsApp link in your bio for a quiz that understands the complaint, how long it's been going on and what someone has already tried. They get an initial pointer right away and arrive ready to book an evaluation.
3 days free, no card required.
New contact
no context at all
Hi, do you take insurance?
14:32
Now what? You don't know what the person needs or whether they're in a hurry. The interrogation begins.
Emma
came from your quiz
Hi Rachel! I just took your quiz. My name is Emma. • Main goal: Low back pain that keeps coming back • Pain area: Low back and hips • Already tried: Nothing structured yet, mostly waiting it out • Biggest obstacle: My schedule is packed • Preferred format: In person, hands-on and equipment-based Pilates • I want to start: As soon as possible Can you tell me how the first session works?
Do these conversations sound familiar?
"Do you treat back pain?" with no other context
Someone sends a vague question and disappears before you can understand the case or explain how an evaluation works.
The same questions in every conversation
Where it hurts, how long, whether they've done physical therapy before: you repeat the same script with every new contact, and it eats time that could go into patient care.
Followers who like the content but never message
A video about shoulder pain gets great engagement, but a direct WhatsApp link feels like too big a step for someone who's still researching.
A patient who shows up without knowing what to expect
Someone who's never done physical therapy doesn't know if they'll need several sessions, whether it hurts, or how the first evaluation works, and that uncertainty stalls the decision to book.
Try the example quiz
A template built for physical therapists. Answer as if you were a client and see the message that would land on WhatsApp.
What the quiz does for your practice
The complaint arrives before the first message
Back pain, neck pain, knee pain or post surgical recovery: the answer already comes through, and you start the conversation knowing why they're reaching out.
Fewer generic questions with no context
Before messaging you on WhatsApp, the person already got an initial pointer on their own case and understands why booking an in person evaluation is worth it.
Duration and history before the conversation
The quiz asks how long the issue has been present and whether the person has treated it before, which helps you plan the first appointment.
You spot who's ready to start now
A question about urgency separates people who've already decided to seek help from those still researching, so you can prioritize accordingly.
Rehab, Pilates and orthopedic care on one link
The quiz picks up on the person's area of interest and presents your work the right way, whether that's post surgical rehab, clinical Pilates or chronic pain.
Your method shows up before any decision
The quiz result shows how you run an evaluation, with your name and your way of following up, so the patient arrives more confident.
Educational content that turns into a booking
Every post about posture, pain or mobility gets a light next step: answer a few questions instead of messaging from scratch.
A funnel with real numbers
You track how many people opened the link, finished the quiz and messaged you on WhatsApp, day by day, to understand what's working.
No diagnosis or exercise prescription in the quiz
The copy is written to guide people toward booking an evaluation, without diagnosing the complaint or prescribing exercises before a clinical exam, staying within professional advertising guidelines.
No promise of a cure or an end to the pain
No copy promises pain relief or a guaranteed cure. The messaging focuses on guiding the person toward a qualified evaluation with you.
Ready in a minute, no site building required
You answer a few questions about your work, the AI drafts the quiz in your voice, and you tweak copy, colors and photo whenever you like.
How to build your bio quiz as a physical therapist
- 1
Answer a few questions
Tell us how you work, who your ideal client is, and what comes up most on your WhatsApp.
- 2
The AI builds your quiz
In about a minute you get a quiz in your field's language, with your name and your color. Review it and tweak as needed.
- 3
Put the link in your bio
Whoever answers gets an instant read on their situation and messages you on WhatsApp with everything already explained.
Questions your quiz can ask
Examples of what your quiz can ask. The AI builds yours based on how you work.
- 01Where's your main discomfort located right now?
- 02How long has this pain or limitation been present?
- 03Have you already tried physical therapy for this issue?
- 04What does this get in the way of most in your daily life?
- 05Are you interested in rehab, clinical Pilates or both?
- 06When would you like to book your first evaluation?
Message that lands on your WhatsApp
Hi Andrew! I just took the quiz. My pain is in my lower back, and it's been there for about 3 months. I've never done physical therapy for it, and what gets in my way most is sitting for long hours at work. I'm interested in rehab and want to book this week. My result was: Persistent pain that calls for an evaluation.
Track every client who comes in
Your dashboard shows, day by day, how many people opened the link, finished the quiz, and messaged you on WhatsApp.
- Opened the link582
- Started the quiz413 · 71%
- Finished the quiz303 · 52%
- Messaged on WhatsApp134 · 23%
How much does the quiz cost for physical therapists
Try it free for 3 days, no card required. Then pick a plan. Cancel whenever you want.
Monthly
R$ 19 per month
no commitment, cancel anytime
- Your quiz live on your own link
- Dashboard with visits and WhatsApp clicks
- Text edits whenever you need them
- Emails with your quiz summary
Annual
R$ 149 per year
equivalent to R$ 12,42 per month, save R$ 79
- Your quiz live on your own link
- Dashboard with visits and WhatsApp clicks
- Text edits whenever you need them
- Emails with your quiz summary
No card to try.
Billed in Brazilian reais (BRL). International payment coming soon.
Frequently asked questions from physical therapists
How does the quiz help a physical therapist get more patients?
It replaces a plain WhatsApp link with a quick experience: the person answers questions about their complaint and history, gets an initial pointer, and messages you with that context already explained. The conversation starts with what matters, with no generic questions.
Does the quiz diagnose or replace an evaluation?
No. The quiz never diagnoses or prescribes exercises. It just gets a sense of the person's situation and guides them toward booking an in person evaluation with you, who examines them and decides on treatment.
Does it work for orthopedic PT, Pilates and rehab?
Yes, for any area of practice. The quiz asks about the person's interest, and the message that lands in your WhatsApp already says whether they're looking for rehab, clinical Pilates, orthopedic treatment or another specialty.
Does the copy stay within professional advertising guidelines?
Yes. The messaging avoids promising a cure, a timeline for pain relief, or prescribing exercise before a clinical evaluation. The focus is guiding the person toward qualified care.
Do I need to know how to code or build a website?
No. You answer a few questions about your work, and the AI builds the quiz in about a minute. Then you just add the link to your Instagram bio.
Can I change the quiz copy later?
Yes. In your dashboard you adjust copy, colors and photo whenever you want, and changes go live immediately.
What happens after the free trial?
You try Quizap free for 3 days, no card required. After that, keeping your quiz active requires an active subscription, and you can cancel anytime from your dashboard.
Your next patient could reach out today, already explaining where it hurts
Build your bio quiz in a minute and try it free for 3 days, no card required.