Same video. More eyes on it. The AI now reads your training like a coach who rewinds the footage.

🔁 The AI watches your video several times

Until now, the AI saw your video once and gave its verdict. Now it reviews it several times, and each pass focuses on something different: position, tempo, range of motion, stability.

It’s like a coach who records your set and then rewinds to look first at the knees, then at the hips, then at the pace. That’s what the AI is doing now. The direct result: feedback that reflects what’s really happening in your video. If your position is correct, your analysis confirms it. No noise, no guesses.

🌧️ Works better in tough conditions

In the previous version we improved how the AI handled awkward angles. This time the jump comes from somewhere else: by reviewing your video multiple times, the AI separates what it can see clearly from what it can’t. Before, it did a single pass and had to decide with whatever it caught. Now it goes back, reviews from a different angle of attention, and builds a more complete read of your movement.

Someone walking in front of the camera, low light, the bar blocking part of your body. The AI no longer bets everything on one look.

🎬 Every rep, complete

Before, when you reviewed a rep, the video sometimes started with the movement already halfway through, or cut off before the end. Now the AI picks better where each rep starts and where it ends.

When you review your reps, you see the setup, the execution and the finish. Nothing cut off, nothing half shown. And as a bonus: by identifying the boundaries of each rep more accurately, the rep count is more reliable too.

⏳ A bit more wait, a lot more result

Reviewing your video several times has a cost: the analysis takes a bit longer. But the jump in feedback quality pays for those extra seconds.

More depth and more precision in exchange for a little more patience. A tradeoff worth making.

Update now and train with a coach that doesn’t stop at first impressions.