Video Capture & Quality Guidance
Users record short running videos in the mobile app. Preflight checks evaluate duration and framing before upload.
AI biomechanics for accessible running analysis
AI-powered running form analysis from a single smartphone video.
Runalyst makes running analysis accessible by reconstructing a 3D body model from short running videos, calculating biomechanical metrics, and turning those results into clear performance and injury-prevention guidance.
Runalyst combines mobile-first capture, cloud inference, biomechanical analysis, and personalized feedback in a single product flow.
Users record short running videos in the mobile app. Preflight checks evaluate duration and framing before upload.
Uploaded videos are processed through an SMPL inference pipeline using NLF baseline powered by PyTorch.
The system analyzes stride length, cadence, ground contact time, swing phase duration, knee motion, posture, and asymmetry.
Runalyst prioritizes detected form issues and suggests drills, exercises, and technique modifications tailored to each user.
A dashboard presents current analysis results and historical trends across multiple video analyses.
A simple chatbot-like interface answers common questions about the user's analysis report with templated responses.
The architecture separates the mobile client, API, inference workers, storage, queues, and biomechanical analysis services so each stage can scale independently.
The mobile client uploads video through the API.
The API creates a job, stores metadata, and enqueues SMPL inference.
The inference server retrieves the video, estimates pose, and saves canonical outputs.
A biomechanical analysis server computes gait, knee, posture and asymmetry metrics.
The app fetches results and visualizes them in a dashboard.
The team works across mobile development, backend systems, ML inference, analysis pipelines, and product experience.




