MOVEMENT, IN FOCUS
A new view of
your next move.
Point your camera at a climber.
See their movement as a live skeleton.
The video stays with you.
Find your flow.
Start the camera or choose a video
to see pose detection in action.
FROM MOVEMENT TO CLIMBS
Your wall. Your session.
Fix the phone in place, mark the wall and holds, then resume.
Pose estimates can miss contacts; review results before relying on them.
1 · Map your wall
Map on a paused frame. Changing the camera position needs a new map.
Start a camera or video, then set the wall corners.
No wall mapped
2 · Track your session
Map your wall to enable climbing analysis.
Routes
Recent climbs
Start: feet leave the floor or hands use a start hold. Finish: both hands on a finish hold, or one held for a second. Drop-offs include deliberate jumps; this is not fall detection.
3 · Keep the results
Export attempts, routes, durations, high points, holds used and skipped, hand paths and minute-by-minute wall occupancy.
Sessions stay in memory until exported. Reset discards the current session and keeps the wall. Saved walls contain coordinates and route labels, never video. Export before closing this page.
Manual maps and 17-point body pose are available here. Automatic wall segmentation and detailed finger/foot pose are not included.