See the whole movement.
Skeleton overlays and flowing trails reveal arm swing and ankle paths, together on the same timeline.
A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON MOVEMENT
A closer look at the way we move.
From a simple video to a story of motion.
MEET YOURS
The swing of an arm. The arc of a stride. The rhythm of a repetition. Yours brings the details into view, pairing video with pose tracking and a timeline you can explore.
One real video. Every frame connected.
Switch the view and follow the movement.
ONE CLIP. A CLOSER LOOK.
Follow the arms, trace the ankles, and connect each movement to the moment it happens.
Cadence at this moment
Detected gait events
THE DETAILS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
Skeleton overlays and flowing trails reveal arm swing and ankle paths, together on the same timeline.
Explore cadence, detected gait events, and the rise and fall of each pull-up in a detailed dashboard.
Slow it down. Move frame by frame. Jump from a curve to the video and see what sits behind the numbers.
TWO WAYS TO EXPLORE
BUILT FOR A CLOSER LOOK
A motion lab for exploring what the video shows, with the data and its limits in view.
View keypoints, event timestamps, and processing details. Export the results as JSON or CSV from the workbench.
The running example includes its completed analysis. Replaying it uses saved data and makes no model calls.
Pose estimates and 2D angles help you observe movement. Accuracy has not yet been independently validated. This demo does not diagnose injuries or rate technique.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Yes. Open the demo to explore the saved running analysis or the synthetic pull-up example. No sign-in or API key is needed for playback.
New video uploads and cloud analysis are not enabled on this public demo. For now, you can explore the built-in examples and their data.
The opening animation is a particle study rendered live in your browser, following a reference running cycle. It illustrates movement and does not measure a person’s technique. The video study below uses real footage and saved ViTPose+ results from VLM Run. The pull-up example is labeled synthetic.
A DIFFERENT WAY TO SEE
No account needed. Just a little curiosity.