What is Yogger?
Yogger delivers AI‑driven video analysis and digital movement assessments for coaches, trainers, physical therapists, athletes, and researchers.
The platform captures movement via a phone or webcam, applying skeleton tracking to automatically measure range of motion, posture, and joint angles.
Users can record or upload clips, slow them down, and annotate key points to produce clear, branded reports that document progress.
Virtual assessments complete in 60 seconds provide objective scores and data for clients working remotely or at home, enabling consistent screening across locations.
Exportable biomechanical data supports research, education, and clinical validation, while side‑by‑side video comparisons keep clients engaged and accountable.
Yogger’s workflow matches delivery models—either a full video analysis system or a streamlined digital assessment package—allowing practitioners to scale services without added administrative load.
Yogger pricing Paid
Verify on the official pricing page.
View plansYogger user reviews
Based on 2 reviews, 100.0% of users recommend Yogger, rated highly for value for money.
Liked for
Would you recommend Yogger?
Yogger's key features
-
Video analysis with AI joint tracking
-
Automated 60-second movement screenings
-
Standardized digital assessment reports
-
Measure range of motion via phone
-
Highlight improvements in slowed clips
-
Export objective biomechanical data
-
Virtual client evaluations worldwide
Yogger use cases
-
Evaluate and improve a client's squat technique remotely, with Yogger automatically measuring depth, knee tracking, and hip angle, producing a branded report for follow-up sessions, and exporting joint data to the clinic's EHR system
-
Assist a sports physiotherapist in screening athletes for knee injury risk during preseason, using phone-based video capture to track ACL‑related angles, generating instant posture metrics and exporting biomechanical data for long‑term tracking
-
Enable a virtual personal trainer to monitor clients' running form via webcam, automatically detecting stride length, pelvis tilt, and joint angles, delivering real‑time feedback, a branded progress report, and exporting the data for cross‑platform coaching analytics
Who is it for?
-
Motion capture analysts
-
Performance coaches
-
Sports therapists
-
Data scientists
-
Software developers
