Formak reconstructs your full 3D skeleton from ordinary video — no markers, no suit — then reads the kinematics joint by joint, like a coach who can see inside the movement.
Upload a clip. Formak rebuilds your 3D skeleton and turns raw kinematics into prioritized, plain-language coaching — joint angles, symmetry, injury risk.
Record yourself on any camera and upload the clip. Add the sport and a brief scene note to sharpen the read.
Markerless computer vision estimates a 72-joint 3D skeleton across every frame of the movement.
Scrub the motion in 3D, overlay joint angles, change speed, and compare against the original video.
Kinex reads the kinematics and returns prioritized findings — each with the biomechanical why and a cue.
Play the reconstructed motion, scrub to any frame, and watch the joint angles update live. Drag the timeline below — this is the real thing, computing knee and hip angles from the skeleton.
Kinex is Formak's biomechanics analyst. It reads the kinematics and returns findings ordered by what matters — injury risk first — each grounded in a measured value and an ideal range.
Every finding is Optimal, Acceptable, Suboptimal, or High-Risk — color-coded and prioritized.
Measured value, ideal range, plane, and a confidence level back up each call.
Jargon becomes a felt instruction you can take into your next session.
WhyThe left knee tracks 14° medial of the forefoot through the downstroke. Inward collapse loads the medial joint and patellofemoral structures — a common overuse driver in seated cycling.
See exactly where your form leaks power or invites injury, and get a cue you can feel in the next rep.
Turn a phone clip into measured, shareable findings — back up your coaching with numbers your athletes trust.
Upload a clip and explore your own 3D skeleton. No sensors, no studio — just your camera and a few minutes.
Each sport ships its own biomechanics parameters, risk flags, and cues. Cycling is live today — running and skating are next.
Upload an image, inspect it locally, and get ready for the local analysis loop. Accounts and billing can wait until the product flow is worth saving.