Not medical advice. Sauntle is a training and prevention tool, and
we are not medical professionals. These results come from pose estimation on a phone
video and have real measurement error. They are for education, not a substitute for
professional care. If you have pain or an injury, talk to a qualified professional.
Sample
What the analysis looks like
Every clip comes back the same way. Each metric is graded against movement-specific norms, and any flagged pattern is explained instead of left as a bare number.
Sample analysisRunning
Cadence176 spm
Knee angle168°
Pelvic drop6.8%
Trunk lean7°
8.4 / 10
One flagged pattern, with a fix
About
Objective movement analysis
Sauntle measures the movement patterns that shape running form: cadence, knee angles, pelvic drop, trunk posture, symmetry, and pronation, across walking, running, and jump landings, from a single phone clip.
How it works
01
Upload or record
Drop a clip filmed from the side or behind, or record one right in the browser. No wearables or markers.
02
We track your joints
Computer-vision pose tracking locates hips, knees, and ankles frame by frame across the whole clip.
03
Get results you can use
Each metric is graded against movement-specific norms, then explained: what the number means and what to do about it.
6
Metrics tracked per clip
3
Movement types supported
<60s
Typical time to results
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