Free
Free
Get started with basic analysis
- 2 routines a month
- Up to 12 frames per routine
Plans
Every account starts with a free trial of the paid features. No card, no countdown banner, nothing charged unless you choose a plan afterwards. The limits are on this page because a plan you have to buy to understand is not a plan, it is a trap. Change or cancel from Settings, in two taps, without emailing us.
Sign-up is your name, your email, your date of birth and a password. That is the whole form.
Most coaches pick this
Individual
$12.99/month
Full access for coaches and parents
- Unlimited routines a month
- Up to 50 frames per routine
- 1 coach login
- Or $66.25 for a 6-month season
Gym / Program
$34.99/month
Team-wide access with shared features
- Unlimited routines a month
- Up to 50 frames per routine
- 10 coach logins
- Or $167.95 for a 6-month season
Prices in US dollars. Tax added at checkout where it applies.
Questions people actually ask
- Do I need a card to try it?
- No. The trial needs a name, an email, a date of birth and a password, and nothing is charged at the end of it — the account simply carries on as the free plan unless you pick one.
- Does the free plan expire?
- No. It has a monthly analysis limit and keeps the score but not the video, and it stays that way for as long as you want it.
- Where is my video kept, and for how long?
- In your account, encrypted, reachable only through links signed to you that expire within hours — 30 days on Individual, 90 on Gym. The scoring model receives stills from it, not the video file, and faces in those stills are not blurred. The policy says it in full.
- What happens to my routines if I cancel?
- The analyses stay in your account and on your device. Stored video files are covered by the retention period of the plan you were on — see section 7.
- Is there a gym-wide price?
- Yes, and it depends on how many coaches need their own login. Tell us the size and we will price it.
- Can I use my own score sheet?
- Yes. Build the categories and weightings you compete on and score against those instead of the built-in sheets.