For beginners

Know what happened. Try again with purpose.

The first few seconds of a wave can feel like a blur. Seeing them again gives you something more useful than a memory of the fall.

The moment

You felt the board lift, rushed to your feet and lost the wave. Was it the timing, your feet, or the line you took?

Start with the takeoff and the first line across the wave. You don’t need a dashboard full of numbers to make a useful observation.

From the wave to the next wave

01 / In the water
It all happens at once.
You’re reading the wave, paddling, standing and trying to look ahead. There is barely time to notice what your body did.
02 / On the replay
Find the first useful moment.
Pause just before the takeoff. Where is the wave? Where is your weight? Follow the clip through the first second after your feet land.
03 / Next session
Take one thought back out.
Mark the moment you want to remember. Try one change on your next wave, then bring that clip back and see what shifted.

Saved analysis example

The bigger picture

Confirm the rider and height after upload to request your own analysis. Measurements are estimates and depend on the footage.

Where to go from here

Your first upload is free. Save the clip, replay the moment and choose one thing to carry into your next session.