PRODUCT3 min read
A skeleton drawn over your own clip
Watching your own footage back rarely tells you where your arm actually was. A live pose overlay draws a stick figure over the clip so you can see your own form, not just remember it.
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Notes on feedback, coaching, and the craft of a good review.
Short pieces from the team and the coaches who use ReviewCoach — how we think about the moment a note lands, and what we are building.
BETA4 min read
The four stages of the ReviewCoach beta
ReviewCoach isn't opening to everyone at once. Here's why the beta grows in four deliberate stages, and what has to be true before it moves to the next one.
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Syncing two phones by ear
Two dancers filming the same run-through never press record at the same moment. An early prototype lines their clips up automatically, using nothing but the song both phones happened to capture.
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Why feedback should point at a single second
General notes are easy to nod at and hard to act on. Timestamped feedback removes the guesswork about which moment a coach means.
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A review queue the whole crew can share
One coach can't watch every clip. Roles let TAs and coaches split a shared queue without stepping on each other.
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Lessons that carry their own reference clips
Practice is easier when the target is right there. Lessons ship with reference clips students practice against and submit takes for.
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