Questions parents ask first.

A private, in-depth AI technique breakdown of one dancer. We track 60–80 frames of her routine on your phone, pick the moments worth freezing on, measure the lines and angles on her own body, and the AI writes it up: what is working, what to change and why, drills with cues, and a four-week plan. You get it on the web and as a PDF. $14.99, one-time.

Routine scoring judges the whole routine the way a competition panel does — a score out of 300, an award level, timestamped notes. Spotlight is about one dancer's technique, frame by frame, with the corrections drawn directly on her frames. Most families use scoring all season and Spotlight before a big competition or when something specific needs fixing.

Yes. Upload the group video, tap your dancer on the first frame, and we follow her through the routine. Everyone else is blurred on your phone before any frame is uploaded.

Yes. Every number on a Spotlight report is measured from the frames with on-device pose tracking. The AI chooses what to mark; the geometry comes from her body, not from a description. Angles are measured from the camera's point of view, so trends across moments matter more than any single degree. The write-up is an AI estimate for practice, not an official score.

Routine scoring: usually one to three minutes. Spotlight: two to three minutes, because it tracks and measures every frame before the write-up. You can close the tab — the PDF lands in your inbox.

Your first routine analysis is 99¢. After that it is $1.99 each, or $4.99 a month for four as a Season Member. Spotlight is $14.99 per dancer per routine. Studios have their own plan with a 30-day free trial.

It never leaves your phone. Still frames are extracted on your device and only those are sent. Scoring frames are deleted within 24 hours. Spotlight keeps the frames used in your report so you can reopen it, and you can delete the report and its frames any time.

Email us what was off and we credit your account. The founder answers those emails himself.