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StrokeLab

AI swim coach that analyzes your stroke from a photo

Health & Fitness
Sports
Artificial Intelligence
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Upload a photo or video of your swimming stroke and get instant AI coaching feedback. StrokeLab uses pose detection to analyze your body alignment, arm entry angle, head position, and more — then gives you a score breakdown with personalized tips to improve. Works from a single photo. No underwater cameras, no wearables. Free to try — 3 analyses per month, no signup required.

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Hi everyone! 👋 I'm a swimmer and developer who got frustrated with not being able to see my own stroke form. After months of experimenting with pose detection and AI, StrokeLab was born. The tech stack is pretty fun: • MediaPipe for real-time body pose detection • LLM-powered coaching that translates joint angles into actionable swim tips • Next.js + Vercel for a smooth web experience The biggest challenge was getting the AI to understand swimming biomechanics — not just "your elbow is at 45°" but "your catch is too shallow, try entering your hand further forward." We're offering free access (3 analyses/month) to the PH community. Would love to hear: • What features would you add? • Any swim strokes you'd like us to support? Thanks for checking it out! 🏊‍♂️

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Finally tried this on a terrible selfie from last week's open water swim and it nailed my head position being too high. Wild that it picks up that much from one phone photo, the tips were actually useful too.

Tried it with a photo of my freestyle stroke and was surprised how detailed the arm entry feedback was. Would be cool to see the score over time so I can track changes.

Does the AI feedback account for different swimming strokes (freestyle vs butterfly vs breaststroke) or does it apply the same scoring criteria across all of them?

How well does the pose detection hold up with busy pool backgrounds or other swimmers in frame? Curious if that throws off the scoring.

How accurate is the pose detection from just a regular above-water photo, especially for the kick and hip position that you cant really see well?

About StrokeLab on Product Hunt

AI swim coach that analyzes your stroke from a photo

StrokeLab was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 9 comments, placing #106 on the daily leaderboard. Upload a photo or video of your swimming stroke and get instant AI coaching feedback. StrokeLab uses pose detection to analyze your body alignment, arm entry angle, head position, and more — then gives you a score breakdown with personalized tips to improve. Works from a single photo. No underwater cameras, no wearables. Free to try — 3 analyses per month, no signup required.

StrokeLab was featured in Health & Fitness (82.9k followers), Sports (11.3k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (473.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 140.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.

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