One movement.
Every body.
This squat isn't a video. It's drawn live from clinical joint angles — and right now, your scroll is driving it.
Scroll slowly — you're doing the rep ↓
The data becomes a person.
There's no camera and no actor here. Each exercise is written the way a physiotherapist would write it — as clinical joint angles, 36 of them — and a movement engine draws the body live, frame by frame.
Keep scrolling: the stick figure grows into one.
- “Sit back like reaching for a chair”
- “Heels stay glued to the floor”
- “Chest stays up — don't collapse”
Real cues, straight from this exercise's data file.
Now change the body.
This squat is solved for an average build. Pick another — the engine re-solves the same clinical angles for that skeleton. Long femurs really do lean further in a deep squat.
The reference build.
A filmed library can't do this — one body per clip, forever. An engine re-solves the movement for the body in front of you.
And when the rep is done, it goes home with you.
Send the movement, not a memory of it.
Every exercise prints as a clean handout or travels as a link. No app to install, no account to make — open, move, done.
Free. No account. Your exercises never leave your device.
Bodyweight Squat
- Feet shoulder-width, toes slightly out
- Sit back like reaching for a chair
- Knees track over the toes
- Heels stay glued to the floor
- Chest stays up — don't collapse