Upload a 20-second clip. In about a minute you'll know what your turns are doing — and which skis, boots, and bindings actually match. Live now, free during early access.
Online buyer guides ask you to rate your skill on a slider. Shop staff size you up in a hallway. Neither of them watches your turns. Skarp starts with what your video shows — backseat stance, late edge set, narrow stance, whatever it is — and works back to the gear that matches.
Sample output — 14-second clip, self-described intermediate.
All-mountain ski, 165–172 cm, medium flex. Boot flex 90–110 — your current rental-grade boot is too soft to hold the edge you're trying to set.
A phone propped at the side of the slope, a buddy holding it — 10 to 20 seconds, side-on or diagonal works best.
Technique notes appear first, then gear matched to what the video actually shows — you watch the analysis build instead of waiting for a report.
Specific skis, boot flex, and binding ranges that match how you actually ski. Plus two or three things to fix before your next run.
Specific output, tied to the footage you uploaded. Not a personality quiz.
Yes. Enter your email and you go straight into the app — upload a clip and get your read today. No waitlist, no invite queue. The email is so we can reach you when early access ends.
Yes — model categories, ski length range, boot flex range, and binding DIN guidance based on what the video shows. Not a single SKU, but enough that you walk into a shop knowing what to ask for.
10 to 20 seconds, side-on or diagonal angles. The more of your body is visible, the better the read. Front-facing or very steep downhill shots work but give weaker signal.
The video is processed and then deleted. It is not kept on any server, not used to train anything, not shared. The analysis result is saved so you can refer back; the video file is gone once frames are extracted.
Strong first pass, not a biomechanics lab. It catches obvious patterns — late edge set, backseat stance, excessive rotation, mismatched boot flex — with reasonable consistency. Treat it as a sharp-eyed second opinion.
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Yes, during early access. Right now, today, you pay nothing. That will change at some point — anyone signed up will hear first.