Skate Score: AI Coach and Judge brings AI figure skating analysis to mobile training. The app processes uploaded routine or element videos and produces estimated Technical Element Score, Program Component Score, GOE, deductions, and element levels based on IJS-style scoring. It uses 33 body-point detection and joint-angle measurement to quantify technique, giving skaters, coaches, and parents a measurable way to review practice between lessons.

From shaky landings to scored breakdowns

Skate Score targets video-based technical evaluation, accepting full programs or isolated elements for post-session review. The app generates estimated TES and PCS values that follow the International Judging System framework, and it detects element difficulty levels automatically. Users can upload jumps, spins, step sequences, and full routines to receive GOE-style feedback, making the tool useful for practice validation and focused drills.

A second opinion, not the final call

The app produces measurable, data-driven outputs by applying 33 body-point detection and joint-angle measurement to video frames; these components support its technical feedback and deductions. Its scoring is designed as a training estimate rather than an official substitute for certified judges. Accuracy depends on how clearly the video captures the skater’s full body, movement, edges, and element setup.

Bad angles still get deducted

Video clarity and framing strongly influence the analysis because the tool needs the skater to be fully visible for body tracking and precise joint-angle reads. The app supports multiple skating disciplines, including singles, pairs, ice dance, and synchro elements, though results still depend on how well the uploaded footage captures each movement. Cloud-based processing also means weak connectivity can slow analysis.

Practice notes that do not need a clipboard

The app fits practice routines by offering a fast feedback loop and a performance history that stores session comparisons for progress tracking. Coaches can use the joint-angle metrics to identify recurring technical faults, while skaters can review trends between lessons. The tool works best as a supplement to human coaching, especially since choreography, interpretation, and presentation still need experienced judgment.

Smart scores with human edges

Skate Score is a practical option for skaters and coaches who want AI-powered skating feedback tied to IJS-style scoring, especially for element review and progress tracking. Its strongest value is measurable technical analysis between lessons. Its main limits are clear footage requirements and the need to pair AI scores with human coaching for a complete training picture.