For home documentation
At-home progress photos you can share as a visual log — not a diagnosis
A stretch, a scar fading, a plant, a puzzle, a kitchen reno in miniature — if you are photographing change at home, put it in a dated album and share one link with family or a person you already work with. This is not medical advice, treatment, or a health record.
Dated, in order
The scroll is the log.
Share with the people you choose
Family, a trainer, a therapist you already see — your link.
Not a clinic chart
We store photos. We do not interpret them.
How it works
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Take the photo at home
Same spot if you can. Consistency helps you, not an algorithm.
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Drop it in a progress album
Name it for the thing you are documenting.
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Add the next one later
Same album.
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Share if you want a second set of eyes
They open a browser. No medical claims attached.
Careful on purpose
FWDLink is not a medical device and does not give health advice. If you are documenting something you are already discussing with a licensed professional, the album is just the pictures.
Not the same as a PT exercise log
If you are following a home exercise program from a therapist, there is a separate page for that relationship. This page is broader home documentation.
Plenty of non-health uses
Sourdough, seedlings, a mural on the kid’s wall. Progress is not only bodies.
Frequently asked questions
Is this medical advice?
No.
Is this a health record?
No. It is a photo album you control.
Can I share with family only?
Yes.
Can I share with a provider I already see?
You can send a link. They still use their own records. This is not a substitute.
Can I keep it private?
Yes.
Can I use this for non-health projects at home?
Yes. That is a great fit.