Video feedback for dancers, from real teachers.
You still won't know which fix is the one that moves you.
Send a clip. Someone who has taught your style for years marks the exact moments, in dance vocabulary.
Fully async. Nothing to schedule, nobody local to find, and they can be anywhere in the world.
- Timing
- 3.5
- Extension
- 4.0
- Musicality
- 3.0
Upload
A practice clip, a prelim, a demo reel. One angle is fine.
Pick a teacher
Search by name or dance style. Or hit Surprise me and the app assigns one.
They mark it up
Tags pinned to the timeline, written notes, a rubric score. They can decline, and you see their reason.
You work
Keep it, download it, or delete the whole thing. It is yours either way.
You don't need another class. You need someone to actually watch you.
- Stop guessing which part is wrong. The note is pinned to the second it happens, so you can see it instead of taking someone's word for it.
- A teacher who knows your style, not whoever teaches near you. West Coast, bachata, Zouk and more.
- Practice at 1am and read the note when it lands. There is nothing to schedule and nobody waiting on you.
- Free during the pilot. You are not charged and nothing is held.
What a review looks like
- 0:12Weight lands before the beat here. Let the count catch up to you.
- 0:34Frame collapses on the turn. Watch the reference clip.
- 0:51Best eight counts in the clip. Do more of this.
- Timing
- 3.5
- Extension
- 4.0
- Musicality
- 3.0
What you catch in four counts, they have been chasing for four months.
- Your eye and your words cannot be looked up. A tutorial shows a dancer the move. Only you can tell them what they are doing to it.
- Your notes stop evaporating. Instead of half-remembering what you said by Thursday, they rewatch the moment with your marks still on it.
- Teach the dancer who will never make it to your city. Different scene, different time zone, same eye and same words.
- Review when it suits you. Accept, or decline with a reason. No calendar, no live sessions.
- You set the price, up to three tiers, described however you like. The platform does not fix rates, and nothing is charged during the pilot.
What you leave behind
- 0:12Weight lands before the beat. Let the count catch up to you.
- 0:34Frame collapses on the turn. Here is the reference.
- 0:51Best eight counts in the clip. Do more of this.
Three notes they can still watch in a month, against a clip of themselves. You price that, up to three tiers, typically $15–50. Nothing is charged during the pilot.
What kind of video should I send?
Anything you would show a teacher in person. A practice run, a prelim, a demo reel. One angle is fine. Good audio helps more than good video, because most of the notes are about timing.
How long until I get feedback?
A teacher accepts or declines first, then annotates. Most reviews land within a few days. If a teacher declines you see their reason inline, so you can invite someone else straight away rather than waiting to find out.
What does it cost?
Nothing during the pilot. Teachers set their own prices and you will see them on screen, but nothing is charged and no card is held.
Who can see my video?
The teacher you invite, and you. Nobody else. You can download your feedback and delete the video and everything attached to it whenever you want.
Something not answered here? Ask a person.
Send one clip and find out what a teacher actually sees in it.
The pilot is invite-only and free. You can delete everything you upload, whenever you want.