Business platform · Physiotherapy

NeuroXTrainTechnology for the people who care for others.

A platform for physiotherapists, combining content, training, professional tools and structured administration.

My role: Contribution to design and development at Promesia
Context: September 2023 — January 2026 · first physiotherapy project in Lyon

Public NeuroXTrain website for physiotherapy training and professional tools — Current public NeuroXTrain website, captured in October 2026. It provides context without attributing every current feature to my past contribution.

The starting point

NeuroXTrain was the first physiotherapy project I supported in Lyon, through Promesia, which I co-founded. Behind its public website, the product connects specialist content, users, permissions and administration.

What I took responsibility for

From September 2023 to January 2026, I contributed to design and development, with substantial involvement in content, user, subscription and access administration. The challenge was to turn a specialised domain into usable journeys and tools.

The decisions that matter

Understand the profession before writing code
The needs of physiotherapists and editorial teams shape access to content, training and professional tools.
Care for what users do not see
Administration needs to support content, users and permissions. That work matters as much as the public experience.
Connect both sides of the platform
Bring a clear public experience together with organised internal operations, beyond a brochure website.

What the project demonstrates

Practical experience with a business platform, a specialised profession and a structured administration system.

To be precise

Contribution delivered through Promesia from September 2023 to January 2026. Promesia continues developing the platform; current changes are not attributed to my past contribution.

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