Every move you film,
read back to you.
Upload one take. Get timestamped notes on timing, posture, weight and control, written like a teacher who watched it four times.
Trained on the floor
It reads the style before it reads the step.
Contemporary lines, ballroom frame, breaking freezes and pointe technique each get their own rubric.
The read
Not a score. A conversation about your body.
Generic apps tell you that you moved. We tell you which joint left the beat, at which second, and what to do in the next take.
You land the first eight-count a half beat early. Hold the plié longer and let the music pull you out of it.
Ribs lift ahead of the shoulders during the turn. Stack the spine first, then release the arm.
Clean transfer through the left heel. This is the strongest moment in the clip. Build the section around it.
Three minutes from take to notes.
Film one take
Phone on the floor, full body in frame. Thirty seconds is enough for a full read.
Drop the file
We track 33 body points per frame and rebuild your movement as a timeline of joints and beats.
Read the notes
Timestamped corrections written the way a good teacher talks. Specific, ordered, kind.
Send us your worst take.
That is where the useful notes live. MP4 or MOV, up to two minutes, nothing stored after the read unless you ask.
It caught a hip drop I had been fighting for two years. Second second of the clip.
My students film on Sunday and walk in Monday knowing exactly what to fix.
Reads like notes from a person, not a chart with a number on it.
Questions people ask before their first upload.
Do I need a studio or a tripod?
No. A phone leaned against a wall works, as long as your whole body stays in frame for the take.
What happens to my video?
It is processed for the read and deleted right after, unless you save it to track progress across takes.
Can it handle group choreography?
Yes, up to four dancers. Each one gets their own set of timestamped notes.
Is it a replacement for a teacher?
No. It is what fills the six days between classes so you show up already corrected.