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On-device pose detection estimates up to 33 body landmarks in sampled video frames. The report shows which automatic measurements are available. Camera angle, visibility, water, and 2D estimation limit the result; the beta does not assign a technique grade or claim validated biomechanical accuracy.

The app does not upload your video. A working copy can remain in private app storage. Technical measurements and body-landmark coordinates are sent after analysis, with or without an account. Signed-in results and voluntary feedback also sync. See the Privacy Policy for details.

Use an authorized 10-second freestyle video with one swimmer swimming continuously. You do not need 20 seconds or a 50 m pool. Film in landscape from the side, keep the whole body visible, use a stable camera and standard lens, and keep normal playback speed. In longer clips, only up to about the first 20 seconds are sampled. Follow the capture guide each time. The app does not automatically lock or verify all camera settings.

The current beta analyzes freestyle filmed from the side of the pool. Backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, underwater footage, starts, and turns are not supported analysis modes in this beta.

No wearable is required. You need a compatible phone and a suitable side-view recording. Film from a safe position on the pool deck; underwater recording is outside this beta’s supported setup.

No. The current beta shows measurement availability, swimmer history, and a chosen training focus. A number derived from pose detection is not proof of technique quality. Filming differences can affect estimates between sessions.

SwimRead is free while in beta. Paid plans will come later, and beta testers will be told before anything changes.

Henrique Rodrigues, a two-time Olympian and Pan American champion in the 200 individual medley, built it after sixteen years in high performance swimming.