The same athlete,measured the same way,every session.

A joint-level movement record from the video you already film.

How it works

From clip to report,
in four steps.

Upload a clip

Dashboard
Dashboard with the Start Analysis buttonDashboard with the Start Analysis button

Phone or broadcast video, MP4 up to 2 GB. Start Analysis sits at the top of the dashboard. No markers, no lab.

Confirm who is in frame

Roster
Roster list with roster status and risk classRoster list with roster status and risk class

One to ten people detected per clip. You confirm identities on a frame scrubber and assign each one to your roster, caseload or cohort.

The analysis runs

Processing
Analysis queue with one clip still processing above a completed oneAnalysis queue with one clip still processing above a completed one

Asynchronous, in the cloud, after upload. Joint-level kinematics for every stride, about two minutes from clip to report. Poor resolution or occlusion returns Not scored, never a guess.

Review the report

Player 360
Coach summary with availability, overall risk, confidence and a recommended actionCoach summary with availability, overall risk, confidence and a recommended action

Advisory findings and a recommended action, next to the video evidence. Your coach, clinician or safety lead decides the intervention.

Joint anglesStep widthCut angleKnee flexion rangeTrunk leanSpeedAccelerationLanding valgusGait asymmetryNot scored when footage is poor
Stride 01 / 08

Every stride, measured.

Right knee valgusAbove reference
13.0°Reference ≤10° · advisory
Left valgus6.0°
Length1.62 m
Left flexion118.0°
Duration0.44 s
Right flexion116.0°
Speed3.90 m/s
Frames10-26
StatusReview
10° reference
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Pose overlay
Stride values from an analysis report · demo accountAccess Platform (opens in a new tab)
Inside the platform

Same clip. Two readers.

Coach view

Coach summary: availability, overall risk, confidence, data completeness and the recommended actionCoach summary: availability, overall risk, confidence, data completeness and the recommended action
AvailabilityCaution
Overall riskMedium
ConfidenceMedium
Data completenessShown as a percentage

Written for the person picking the squad. Who trains today, who gets a second look.

Clinical view

Valgus and asymmetry metrics with peak values and limb symmetry indexValgus and asymmetry metrics with peak values and limb symmetry index
Landing valgusPer stride, both knees
Impact and stabilisationTime to stable
Spine leanLateral, sagittal
Gait asymmetryLimb symmetry index

Written for the person reading the mechanics. Reference ranges are internal and labelled advisory.

Scope

What it measures.
Where it stops.

The limits are the argument, not the small print.

  • It will not guess when it cannot see.
  • It will not fill in a missing measurement.
  • It will not hide its confidence.
  • It will not diagnose.
  • It will not decide for you.
Try it: footage quality
Graphite anatomical figure with the joints the report reads markedGraphite anatomical figure with the joints the report reads marked

Landing valgus

Knee alignment at contact.

Does notSay if the knee is injured.

And Not scored when the footage cannot carry it

Built for three fields

One engine.
Three fields.

Marble sprinter driving out of the blocks, the red thread wrapped on the front knee and ankleMarble sprinter driving out of the blocks, the red thread wrapped on the front knee and ankle
Player · Squad

Sports & Performance

Clubs, academies and federations. Film training on a phone; the coach gets an advisory finding per player.

Landing valgusGait asymmetryWorkload trend
Marble figure stepping down from a block, the red thread wrapped on the loaded kneeMarble figure stepping down from a block, the red thread wrapped on the loaded knee
Patient · Caseload

Clinical & Rehabilitation

Physio, orthopedic recovery and sports-medicine clinics. Return-to-movement against each patient's own baseline. Advisory, never a diagnosis.

Limb symmetryKnee flexion rangeBaseline drift
Marble figure lifting a crate in profile, the red thread along the lower backMarble figure lifting a crate in profile, the red thread along the lower back
Worker · CohortNot available yet

Workplace & Ergonomics

Occupational health and safety teams. Strain and hazardous patterns, reported for the cohort, never as individual surveillance.

Trunk leanRepetitive strain patternsCohort aggregate
Sharing

Send the report.
Not a login.

Expiring, read-only links. Nobody you send one to needs an account.

A link

Expires

Read-only. Expires on its own.

Or a code

Printed

Printed on the session summary, scanned at the training ground.

Who opens it

No account
Club physioS&C coachThe athlete in the clip

Only the report you sent.

Expiring tokenised links · read-only · revocable

Questions, answered plainly.01 - 08

01 / The workflow

No. You upload a clip, confirm what it shows, and the analysis runs on its own. The report appears in the dashboard when it is finished.

Nothing is scored while the movement is happening, and nothing is pushed to a touchline. The value is in what the clip shows once the pipeline has had time to read it properly.

How a clip is analysed →

Start a clip

One clip is enough
to begin.

Upload the video you already film. The analysis runs after upload, and the advisory report is waiting in your dashboard when it finishes.