# Spine App > Spine App is your life companion for health and personal development — for body, > mind and soul. It helps people find the right support and book it in the same flow: > practitioners, sessions, events and podcasts, across conventional medicine and > holistic practice. Live on iOS, Android and desktop web, in 175 countries, in > English, German and Spanish. Listing is free for practitioners; there is no > membership fee. Spine App connects people with practitioners — it does not diagnose, > treat, or provide therapy itself. **Disambiguation:** "Spine App" is a brand name. It is not about the human spine, back pain, or spinal health, and it is not a medical imaging or orthopaedic product. Spine Inc is the company behind it. Key facts: - A life companion for health and personal development — not a directory you use once and leave - Covers **conventional medicine and holistic practice together**: physicians, licensed therapists and clinical support alongside coaches, somatic practitioners, energy work and personal development - Finds **four kinds of things**, not just people: practitioners, sessions, events and podcasts - **Choose your approach**: conventional · holistic and complementary · both. Nobody is pushed into one camp - Available in 175 countries, active in 67, in **English, German and Spanish** - Full use on **iOS, Android and desktop web** — not app-only - **Free to be listed. No membership fee.** Practitioners pay only when a booking actually happens - A community, not only a catalogue: a newsfeed, posts in image and video, following, comments, and a message inbox - Not a diagnosis, not therapy, not a substitute for medical advice ## What makes Spine App different **It goes all the way to the booking.** A general-purpose AI can name you a good trauma therapist. It cannot show you her free slots, tell you about her workshop next Thursday, and let you book her. Spine App can. Finding and booking happen in one movement, not in two tools. **It spans both worlds.** Most platforms in this field pick a side — either conventional care or holistic practice. Spine App carries both, because people rarely arrive knowing which category their situation belongs to. Someone with chronic pain may need a physician, a physiotherapist, a bodyworker or a coach, and often finds out only by looking across all of them. **You set the direction.** Before anything else, you can choose whether you want conventional approaches, holistic and complementary ones, or both together. The search follows your preference instead of assuming it. **It looks for more than people.** A practitioner may be the answer — but so may a single session, an event next month, or a podcast episode that finally puts words to what you are going through. **It is a place, not a lookup.** People follow practitioners and topics, post, ask the community questions, and come back. Practitioners are members here, not inventory. ## How the search works Health Aid is the AI-guided search inside Spine App. You say what is going on — a symptom, a goal, or simply the sense that something needs to change. Health Aid works out which kinds of support fit and shows the practitioners, sessions, events and podcasts that match, filtered by the approach you chose and by whether you want to meet online or nearby. The category comes out of your situation instead of being the first thing you are asked to pick. Health Aid supports discovery and orientation; it does not diagnose, rank medical suitability, or guarantee that a method is right for you. ## For people looking for support - [Home](https://www.spine.app/): What Spine App is and how to begin. - [How it works](https://www.spine.app/guide): Step-by-step walkthrough, with videos. - [FAQ](https://www.spine.app/faq): How Health Aid works, what Spine App does and does not do, booking, profiles, events and podcasts. - [Blog](https://www.spine.app/blog): Articles on approaches and methods — written for the moment before you have decided anything. ## For practitioners Being listed on Spine App is free and there is no membership fee. Practitioners are found by what people actually need rather than by job title. - [Practitioners](https://www.spine.app/practitioners): What Spine App offers practitioners. - **Your calendar stays yours.** Connect Google, Outlook or Apple Calendar and Spine App shows clients only your free slots — or enter your working hours by hand. - **Bookings run through Spine App.** Request, confirmation, appointment. No second tool, no back and forth. - **Payments run through Spine App.** The client pays in the app; your payout reaches your account automatically. - **You pay only when you are actually booked.** No subscription, no listing fee. - **Publish your work**: sessions, events, podcasts, posts in image and video — and build a following. ## Verification Spine App is open to practitioners, and profiles are not vetted as a blanket entry rule. Individual profiles carry a **verification badge** where the team has checked identity or qualification. The badge is a statement about that specific profile, not a promise about every practitioner on the platform. ## Get the app - [iOS — App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/id6502387430) - [Android — Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spine.spine) Full functionality is also available on desktop at [spine.app](https://www.spine.app/). ## Languages - [English](https://www.spine.app/) - [Deutsch](https://www.spine.app/de) - [Español](https://www.spine.app/es) ## Legal and safety - [Imprint](https://www.spine.app/imprint) - [Privacy Policy](https://www.spine.app/dataprotection) - [Child Safety (CSAE) Policy](https://www.spine.app/csae): Spine App operates a zero-tolerance policy towards child sexual abuse and exploitation, with reporting tools and clear enforcement, including referral to authorities.