About Myonect

Built by a physio, in the clinic, for the gap between appointments.

I'm Mason Hebbard, a physiotherapist at First in Physio in Ayr, North Queensland. I kept seeing the same thing: patients leave with a plan, and by the next appointment they've stopped, overdone it, or lost confidence. In regional Queensland, that next appointment can be weeks away.

Myonect is my answer: clinical criteria written by physiotherapists, a safe way for patients to check in, and a clear line back to their clinic when something isn't right.

Mason Hebbard

Mason Hebbard · Physiotherapist · AHPRA PHY0002769490

About Mason

The physio behind it.

Mason is a registered physiotherapist and the clinical lead at First in Physio in Ayr. He uses objective strength testing in the clinic every day, which is where the idea of progressing patients by measured criteria, rather than by the calendar, comes from.

He still treats patients every week while building Myonect, so every decision gets tested against a real clinic day.

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Registration
Physiotherapist, AHPRA PHY0002769490
Clinic
Clinical lead, First in Physio, Ayr
In practice
Objective strength testing (force plates, dynamometry); runs group exercise classes at the clinic
Myonect
Wrote the clinical framework: criteria-based pathways for about 160 MSK conditions drafted, the first 4 finalised for the founding trial
Safety and clinical governance

Safety comes first, and it's built into how Myonect works.

Written by physiotherapists, from the evidence.
Every progression rule and red flag is authored by a registered physiotherapist from published research, and reviewed before it goes live. No AI-generated advice to patients.
Red flags always go back to a clinician.
If a patient reports something that needs attention, Myonect stops self-guided progression, tells them clearly where to seek care, and notifies their treating physio.
Non-diagnostic by design.
Myonect guides patients within a clinician's plan. It never diagnoses, and it doesn't replace clinical judgement.
Every decision is recorded, data stays in Australia.
Each check-in and each escalation is logged so it can be reviewed. Patient data is stored in Australia and never sold.
Research

Tested properly, not just launched.

Our founding clinic trial in early 2027 is being designed with CQUniversity, so what we learn is measured and can be published, including how well Myonect's triage agrees with clinicians.

Where we're up to
Now
Building with a Sydney development team; founding clinics signed in Ayr, Townsville and Cairns
Early 2027
Founding clinic trial in regional Queensland
After the trial
Wider launch to clinics across Australia

Talk to me directly.

Clinic owner, GP, surgeon or researcher, I'd like to hear how you handle the gap between appointments.

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