Stop losing valuable insight like coach notes, failed attempts, and training volume to messy camera rolls and a notebook that keeps getting buried.
A concept in progress
feedback welcome
Athletes screen-record only clean takes, so failed attempts and coach critique vanish before the next season. The problem space is clear: your best lessons are the ones you never keep.
Storage anxiety deletes every failed attempt that actually teaches technique.
Hundreds of clips with no tags, no routines, no way to search by skill.
Coach critique gets written once, then buried in a notebook after practice.
RoutineLabs files every attempt, every note, every routine so you can query months of progress instantly.
Everything logged in a training session and every round has its video and notes.
Track jump volume and routine count so training peaks exactly when it should.
Query every attempt across months without filling up device storage.
A built-in video delay replays what you just landed. Two taps log start and end of the jump combination. Then the clip saves itself to the cloud automatically — no typing, no menus, no breaking your flow.
Right after you log the replay, the app asks what you just jumped — you tag the skills and add your notes. The clip and all that info go straight to the cloud, and your device drops right back into video delay, ready for the next attempt.
Filter every historical attempt by skill combination or date to spot patterns instantly — and see daily/weekly difficulty load, training volume and routine counts so you peak on competition day.
Your coach can comment on every clip from their own account, so even when you're away they still see exactly what you're working on. You can share training insight with your coach, the national team head coach, or anyone you choose — they can view or view and comment on any attempt.
Replay every jump and spot the exact moment technique breaks down — so you fix it instead of repeating it.
Watch all combinations, not only the clean ones, and see how your training is actually paying off, even if it doesn't feel like it
Share clips and notes with your coach and national head coach, so they know what you're working on, and feedback reaches you where it matters.
I'm part of this community too — but I can't run it on applause alone.
Pick what feels fair, and add it in your feedback.
Anything this idea makes you think about? A feature, a potential customer, another problem it could solve? I'd love to hear it. Just text me. (Use the very first page)
No. Your phone is enough. Prop it against your bag, hit record, and RoutineLabs handles the rest — no extra gear, no tripod required.
None. Clips are compressed and stored in the cloud, so your phone stays free.
Yes. Share a session with your coach and they can drop timestamped notes right on to every round.
Absolutely. Sessions are private by default, and parents or guardians can manage the account for athletes under 16. Nothing is ever public unless you choose to share it.
You keep full access until the end of your billing period, then drop back to the free plan. You can download all videos for another 30 days, then they're deleted.
Stop losing valuable insight like coach notes, failed attempts, and training volume to messy camera rolls and a notebook that keeps getting buried.
A concept in progress
feedback welcome
Athletes screen-record only clean takes, so failed attempts and coach critique vanish before the next season. The problem space is clear: your best lessons are the ones you never keep.
Storage anxiety deletes every failed attempt that actually teaches technique.
Hundreds of clips with no tags, no routines, no way to search by skill.
Coach critique gets written once, then buried in a notebook after practice.
RoutineLabs files every attempt, every note, every routine so you can query months of progress instantly.
Everything logged in a training session and every round has its video and notes.
Track jump volume and routine count so training peaks exactly when it should.
Query every attempt across months without filling up device storage.
A built-in video delay replays what you just landed. Two taps log start and end of the jump combination. Then the clip saves itself to the cloud automatically — no typing, no menus, no breaking your flow.
Right after you log the replay, the app asks what you just jumped — you tag the skills and add your notes. The clip and all that info go straight to the cloud, and your device drops right back into video delay, ready for the next attempt.
Filter every historical attempt by skill combination or date to spot patterns instantly — and see daily/weekly difficulty load, training volume and routine counts so you peak on competition day.
Your coach can comment on every clip from their own account, so even when you're away they still see exactly what you're working on. You can share training insight with your coach, the national team head coach, or anyone you choose — they can view or view and comment on any attempt.
Replay every jump and spot the exact moment technique breaks down — so you fix it instead of repeating it.
Watch all combinations, not only the clean ones, and see how your training is actually paying off, even if it doesn't feel like it
Share clips and notes with your coach and national head coach, so they know what you're working on, and feedback reaches you where it matters.
I'm part of this community too — but I can't run it on applause alone.
Pick what feels fair, and add it in your feedback.
Anything this idea makes you think about? A feature, a potential customer, another problem it could solve? I'd love to hear it. Just text me. (Use the very first page)
No. Your phone is enough. Prop it against your bag, hit record, and RoutineLabs handles the rest — no extra gear, no tripod required.
None. Clips are compressed and stored in the cloud, so your phone stays free.
Yes. Share a session with your coach and they can drop timestamped notes right on to every round.
Absolutely. Sessions are private by default, and parents or guardians can manage the account for athletes under 16. Nothing is ever public unless you choose to share it.
You keep full access until the end of your billing period, then drop back to the free plan. You can download all videos for another 30 days, then they're deleted.