A review designed around the movement
A squat and a deadlift should not be judged by the same checklist. ScoreRep uses exercise-specific rubrics, eligibility checks and key moments so that the result reflects the movement that was actually performed.
The output is intended to make a video easier to understand: rep count, technique score, criterion breakdown and visual feedback are brought together in one result.
- Exercise identification and eligibility checks
- Rep detection and movement timing
- Criterion-level scoring
- Annotated review frames where available
Built for repeatable self-review
The useful question is not whether one clip looks perfect. It is whether the same setup produces a consistent result over time. ScoreRep keeps analyses in history so athletes can compare sessions and discuss the evidence with a coach.
Camera angle, lighting and visibility still matter. ScoreRep tells users how to frame supported movements and rejects clips that do not provide enough reliable pose information.
A coaching aid, not a medical assessment
ScoreRep provides educational movement feedback. It does not measure force, diagnose injury or replace a qualified coach, physiotherapist or medical professional.
This limitation is visible because trust depends on being clear about what computer vision can and cannot infer from a video.