AI video analysis for combat sports training between coaching sessions
AI roleplay simulator for rehearsing high-stakes conversations
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
First session free. Then Lite $9/month for 3 analyses, Starter $19/month for 8 analyses, Pro $29/month for 16 analyses, Elite $49/month for 45 analyses. Annual billing gives two months free. Analysis packs start at $3.99 and never expire.
Free: 3 messages without signup, 10 messages after sign-in. Pro Monthly: $12.90/month. Pro Yearly: $129/year (saves $25.80 vs monthly, about $10.75/month).
Key features
Frame-by-frame video analysis
Ranked technique corrections by impact
Drill recommendations to fix issues
Support for 11 martial arts disciplines
Video timestamp proof of each issue
Browser-based, no app download needed
Works on iPhone, Android and desktop
Discipline and skill level calibration
Training progress tracking
33 personas including Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, Donald Trump, Socrates, and specialized coaches
Goal-oriented Mission Mode with live reaction meters
30 conversation guides for different scenarios
Method personas with specific communication frameworks
Practice without creating an account
Private personas and chat history sync for signed-in users
No content filters for difficult topics
Encrypted chat storage for signed-in users
What makes it different
One ranked correction per clip focused on the highest-impact fix
AI analyzes every frame to catch mistakes coaches miss between sessions
Specific drill provided for each correction to use in next solo session
Works without requiring a download or wearables
First session completely free with no card required
Builds communication as a muscle through practice, not theory
AI personas push back and test your boundaries unlike entertainment chatbots
Free access to all personas and scenarios, no paywall for basic practice
Privacy-first with no data selling or model training on user chats
Personas configured with specific methods like NVC and Socratic questioning, not celebrity imitations