Clear diagnosis · focused practice

See the movement.
Fix what matters.

Break a badminton stroke into its key phases, compare it with professional technique frame by frame, and turn the differences into a clear practice priority.

Badminton player preparing for an overhead stroke on court
Overhead clear · phase map
Prepare Contact Follow-through

From video to practice focus

Three steps to structured feedback you can revisit

1

Upload a stroke

Upload a short clip and isolate the exact stroke you want to review.

2

Map the key phases

Qwen vision identifies eight phases and observes the visible technique in each one.

3

Diagnose and improve

Compare with a professional reference, find the root cause, and fix the highest-impact issue first.

Deep enough to help. Clear enough to use.

Results organized around movement, differences, root cause, and practice

Phase-by-phase

Review keyframes and movement observations from preparation through follow-through.

Professional comparison

See the same phase side by side so differences are easier to verify.

Root-cause diagnosis

Connect surface-level errors and identify the one change worth making first.

Progress over time

Keep each session and review how your technique changes over time.

Start with your next stroke

Try one analysis first, then create an account if it helps.

Start an analysis