Why ScoreRep exists
A workout video contains useful information, but finding each repetition, comparing pace and applying the same review criteria every time takes work. ScoreRep turns visible body landmarks into a structured first pass: repetitions, timing, movement-specific checks and the frames that support the result.
The aim is not to make a phone sound certain about things it cannot observe. The aim is to give athletes and coaches a repeatable record they can inspect against the original movement.
Built around on-device processing
Pose estimation and live repetition counting run on the athlete device for supported workflows. In live rooms, ScoreRep shares compact movement state such as skeleton landmarks, count and pace rather than broadcasting the raw camera feed.
Recorded analysis and account features have their own documented data lifecycle. The privacy policy explains which information is processed, why it is required and how to request access or deletion.
Product principles
Every supported exercise needs its own movement signature, eligibility rules and review criteria. Camera quality and view determine which observations are valid. Uncertain evidence should remain uncertain instead of being turned into a confident score.
- Show how the result was produced
- Keep exercise rules specific to the movement
- Prefer visible uncertainty to invented precision
- Treat movement feedback as educational, not medical
- Let a qualified human overrule the automated result
Independent product and contact
ScoreRep is an independent product and is not affiliated with a race organiser, equipment manufacturer or fitness certification body. Product support is handled by ScoreRep at support@scorerep.com; privacy requests are handled at privacy@scorerep.com.