Helping people move better,
one session at a time.
We're inviting a small group of coaches, therapists, trainers, and adaptive sports programs to shape the first version. Free during the pilot. Your feedback becomes the product.
See how you move.
AI pose tracking on ordinary video — range of motion, symmetry, speed, stability — session over session, in plain language. No lab. No markers. Just a camera.
Four steps from video to insight.
The same discipline used in professional motion-capture stages — repeatable setup, clean data, honest numbers — applied to a camera you already own.
Record a movement
Walk, squat, reach, balance, shoulder raise, sit-to-stand. Guided framing keeps every session consistent.
Measure the body
AI pose tracking extracts joint angles, range of motion, symmetry, speed, and stability from every frame.
See change over time
Session 1 vs. Session 10, side by side. Steadier balance. A more even gait. A faster rise from the chair.
Share the progress
A one-page report written in sentences, not just charts — ready for the client, the doctor, or the family.
Built for the people who help people move.
Older adults & caregivers
Track mobility and stability over time with familiar functional tests, and give families a clear picture of how Mom or Dad is really doing.
Veterans & rehab clients
Document recovery honestly between clinic visits. Progress you can see is progress you keep showing up for.
Athletes & their coaches
Golf, tennis, strength, running. Turn "your hips are opening early" into a number that improves week over week.
Adaptive & special needs programs
Celebrate gains that standard tests miss. Every measured improvement is a reason to keep going.
A report anyone can read.
Not a data dump. One page that says what changed, how much, and what it means — with your name on it.
Two decades behind the camera. Years inside the capture volume.
The Zoopraxiscope, 1879 — Eadweard Muybridge's spinning disc, the first device built to project and study motion. It's where our name, and our instinct, come from.
ZOOPRA is built by a filmmaker and motion-capture specialist who has operated professional systems from optical marker stages to markerless inertial suits — Vicon, NaturalPoint, and Xsens. That experience taught us the truth about movement data: the algorithm is the easy part. Clean, repeatable capture and honest, human-readable reporting are what make measurement mean something.
In 1878, Eadweard Muybridge lined up a row of cameras to settle a bet about a galloping horse — and discovered its hooves left the ground entirely, something the naked eye had never caught. He built a spinning disc, the zoopraxiscope, to play the sequence back and prove it. That disc is arguably the first motion-picture projector that ever existed. This is the same instinct, aimed at you: break a movement into what's actually there, then show what changed.
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Ready when you are.
Founding-partner spots are limited. Free during the pilot — and the product gets built around what your sessions need.