Last updated 26 July 2026. Skarp is early-access software operated by Radovan Skendžić (skendzic.dev).
Skarp looks at a short video of you skiing and produces an opinion about your technique, plus gear suggestions that fit what it saw. It is a well-informed second opinion, not a biomechanics lab and not a qualified instructor.
Nothing Skarp produces is medical, physiotherapeutic, or safety advice. Skiing is dangerous and equipment choice affects that danger. Have bindings mounted and DIN settings adjusted by a certified technician, and consult a qualified instructor or a medical professional where that matters. Gear suggestions are a starting point for a conversation with a shop, not a substitute for being properly fitted in person.
Only upload video you have the right to upload. Do not upload footage of other people without their agreement, and do not upload anything unlawful or unrelated to skiing. We may refuse or stop processing anything that breaches this.
Early access means it is free, it can change without notice, and it can break or go offline. Analyses are generated by an AI model and will sometimes be wrong. Do not rely on Skarp as your only input to a purchase decision. To the extent the law allows, it is provided “as is” with no warranty, and liability for any loss arising from its use is excluded.
Skarp is free during early access. It may not always be. Anyone signed up will be told before that changes, and you will never be charged without agreeing first.
Covered in the privacy page. Short version: the video is deleted after frames are extracted, body measurements are erased once the analysis is done, and you can have everything removed by emailing skarp@skendzic.dev.
Questions about these terms: skarp@skendzic.dev.