Your coaching desk. Manage your whole squad, break down any sprint video with AI motion analysis, overlay speed and force data on your footage, and get AI coaching grounded in your actual numbers.
Falcata Analyzer opens the sprints you export from Falcata Run on your iPhone. Every chart on your Mac shows the exact numbers your Watch recorded — nothing recalculated, nothing estimated. No sprint file? Drop in any video instead — the Analyzer works with footage alone.
Velocity, drive force, power, acceleration, arm swing, and ground contact time — stacked and synchronized on a single scrubbable timeline.
Link a sprint video and the Mac becomes a coaching desk that already knows your numbers. Line the clip up to the moment you left the blocks, trim it, and add your speed and force data as an overlay directly to the exported video.
No sensor data? No problem. Point the Analyzer at footage from any phone or camera. AI motion analysis tracks the runner frame by frame, draws a live skeleton over your athlete, and reads their mechanics straight from the video — step by step.
Prefer guidance over timelines? The built-in analysis wizard walks you through it: open a video, mark the start and the finish, and read your athlete's results — no editing skills required.
Everything you need to study a sprint on the desktop and share what you find.
Coaching grounded in your real numbers. Ask why you were slower, where you lost time, what changed between reps — across your whole history. Works offline or with your own AI account. Your data stays on your device.
Build your roster, group athletes into squads, and open anyone to see their season at a glance — personal bests, trends, and every attempt in one place. Athletes get their own "My Progress" view.
Read a 100 m in meters and a 40-yard dash in yards — side by side. Each sprint keeps its own units across every chart, overlay, and export. Built for combine prep.
Export stacked charts as PNG or JPEG, on a dark or white background, with optional sprint info and a date-stamped attribution.
Render the clip with your telemetry overlay and skeleton baked in — landscape or vertical 9:16 for sharing — with real encoder control over resolution, FPS, and bitrate. What the monitor shows is what exports.
Export your sprint data as a spreadsheet for your own analysis, with optional start/finish markers included.
Create and edit Start, Finish, and Distance markers on the charts or the video timeline. Edits live in a sidecar — your export is never modified.
Open any lane in its own native macOS window and arrange several charts side by side for a real multi-window analysis desk.
Sprint with Falcata Run and open your exported reps for the deepest review — sensor data, video, and AI coaching in one place. Or start from footage alone: any sprint video from any camera gets the full video workspace and AI motion analysis.
Free · macOS 15 or later · No account required. Works with any sprint video on its own — pair it with Falcata Run to add wrist-recorded speed, force, and reaction data.
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