Upload a short side-view clip, get actionable form feedback
StrideIQ help runners sanity-check their form from a short side-view video. Upload a 10–20s clip and it highlights a few common issues It’s meant to be a quick “is this roughly what I think it is?” tool — not a replacement for a coach. Works best with a steady, side-view clip at an easy-to-tempo pace. Privacy note: the current version runs in the browser; your video stays on your device. Try it here: https://fruitfoxlu.github.io/StrideIQ/?lang=en
Hey Product Hunt — I’m the maker. I built StrideIQ because I kept filming my runs, pausing frame-by-frame, and then second-guessing myself. I wanted something lightweight that turns a short side-view clip into a few concrete flags + metrics I can iterate on. What it does today: - Upload a 10–20s side-view clip - Estimates key landmarks and reports cadence / stride length / ground contact time (roughly) - Flags a few patterns: overstride, knee lock, torso lean (rule-based for now) What I’m trying
Running everything in-browser with no video upload is a big win. That alone will make a lot of people more comfortable trying in out.
The side views+shorts clips constraint is smart it keeps expectations realistic. I can see this being something runners comes back to every few weeks just to check progress.
In the sample video, it says you're forefoot landing, but it looks a lot like heel landing to me. Cool concept though!
Awesome! Lot of directions you can take this. Are you planning on adding other sports or focusing on running?
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