Video Upload
PremiumBest for jump training. Upload the cleanest clip you have, correct the call and key frames, then save it to the dataset.
Temporary by default. Save only the clips and labels you want in My Videos or the training set.
Your skating video, with overlays and reviewable AI observations.
Best rink-side experience
Review the full video with body overlays, possible elements and the evidence behind each observation.
Add a clip and ask about it. Measurements come from your video; rules and results come with their sources.
Add a skating video and I'll tell you what I see and measure it: jumps, twizzles and their level, lift timing, partner spacing and pairs elements. You can also ask about the rules or results.
Experimental. Your video stays on this device; SkateSense reads small still frames. Rules and results answers come from SkateChat with sources; the technical panel makes official calls.
Upload your own clear clip to see a playback-synced movement trail. Rink distance and speed stay hidden until the video has enough calibration evidence.
Jumps, spins, steps and body lines. Keep the whole skater in view.
Finds blade-off and touchdown, then makes a replay video with a timer.
Counts each partner’s twizzle revolutions and unison, checks spacing across dance and pairs elements (including side-by-side jumps and spins), and finds the highest free leg.
Add a full run-through. SkateSense maps every element, times each lift against its limit, and checks it against the 2026/27 requirements for your segment.
Choose a discipline to focus the analysis. Pairs classification and scoring are not trained yet.
This changes what leads the review. It does not limit what the workspace can find.
Auto-detect is ready. Add a clip to begin.
Advanced Lab
Two skaters in the clip replay together with live pair spacing (ice dance / synchro). Photoreal scene replay (Gaussian splatting) needs multi-angle capture or offline scene training - a single phone clip rebuilds the skaters from pose instead. Want the photoreal rink? Use "Capture Rink in 3D" in Live mode, train the scan with a splat tool, then load the .splat / .ply in the 3D lab's Photoreal Scene panel.
Best for jump training. Upload the cleanest clip you have, correct the call and key frames, then save it to the dataset.
Temporary by default. Save only the clips and labels you want in My Videos or the training set.
Use the phone as a rink-side camera for quick overlay, frame checks, and short recorded attempts.
Live clips are not stored unless you record and save them to My Videos.
Pair video with sensor evidence for contact timing, edge cues, workout context, and recovery context.
Choose a device flow. Thingy:53 can pair in supported browsers; Apple Watch and Oura sync through export/API data.
Premium My Videos
Record or add footage to open slow motion, frame scrubbing, drawing, timing, looping, and optional element analysis.
Saved Results
Choose Draw, Guide line, or Measure angle.
No skater click needed
Keep shoulders level through the step.
Run analysis to build a readable motion story.
Run analysis to enable a reference.
Label a short clip with the position it shows, and the analyzer samples frames into the local training reference set. Captures are stored under data/benchmark/ and never served publicly.
With a video loaded in the analyzer above, mark ranges like “0:01–0:04 = Back sit”. Each range uses the category and position label selected above when you add it.