A one-thumb arcade game about never standing still — 600 levels, all offline.

Record a sprint, get your form broken down and scored, train against what the analysis found, then re-test. The pose analysis runs on the device. Around that loop the shipped app now carries structured training plans, readiness, GPS runs, nutrition logging, challenges and an Apple Watch app — built for athletes who do not have a coach standing on the track.

Guided demo
A walkthrough, not an analysis. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is computed in your browser — you step through the stages the app performs, and the report at the end is a real screen captured from SPRIVO rather than a number invented for this page.
Understand what the app actually does between a video going in and advice coming out.
Why it exists
Sprint technique is the rare skill where a camera genuinely substitutes for an expert eye — the errors are visible, repeatable and measurable. SPRIVO closes the loop most training apps leave open: it does not just record the session, it tells you what in your mechanics is costing you, gives you work aimed at that specific fault, and then measures whether it changed.
What it does
Sprint form is analysed with a native MediaPipe pose-detection integration running on the phone rather than in a cloud service.
Each recorded sprint produces a report with a number attached, so improvement between sessions is comparable instead of remembered.
Record, analyse, score, train, re-test. Training is generated from what the analysis found, which is what makes the re-test meaningful.
The version on sale carries structured plans with readiness-based adjustment, GPS run tracking, nutrition logging, challenges and leaderboards, an Apple Watch app for sprint, run and interval work with heart rate and rest timers, and optional Apple Health input into the readiness score. The coach answers in nine languages. This page described the sprint loop alone until 2 October 2026, which was the 1.0 product.
How it was built
Sprint video is large and personal, so SPRIVO does the pose work on the device and uploads nothing. That rules out the biggest models and makes the engineering harder, and it is the reason the app can be used at a track with no signal and no consent conversation about where the footage goes.
Where it stands
Live on the App Store as SPRIVO Sprint, free, since September 15, 2026. The current version is 3.1.2, from October 2, 2026. That version is substantially more app than this page described until 2 October 2026: nutrition logging, GPS run tracking, challenges, an Apple Watch app and a coach that answers in nine languages all ship in it. The Android build is still in closed testing on Google Play, so there is no Play link here yet.
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