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Analyze your freestyle swimming technique with AI-powered pose detection. Record or import videos to get a detailed breakdown of key metrics like hand entry, recovery, and body alignment. Improve your performance with instant feedback and personalized scoring.
What's New in SwimAlyzer
1.0
March 3, 2026
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Premium Yearly
Unlimited swim analysis for one year
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What is SwimAlyzer?
SwimAlyzer is an AI-powered app that analyzes your freestyle swimming technique by detecting your body movements from video recordings. It provides detailed feedback on various metrics to help you improve your performance.
How does SwimAlyzer analyze my swimming?
You can record a video of your swim directly within the app or import an existing one. SwimAlyzer then uses AI pose detection to track your body movements frame by frame and provides a detailed breakdown of your technique.
What metrics does SwimAlyzer analyze?
SwimAlyzer analyzes key metrics including Entry Angle, Recovery Height, Symmetry, Body Alignment, Head Position, and Kick efficiency. Each metric is scored on a scale of 0-400 across five performance zones.
Do I need any special equipment to use SwimAlyzer?
No, SwimAlyzer does not require any special equipment like smartwatches or sensors. All you need is your phone and a video of your swim.
Can SwimAlyzer be used for open water swimming?
Yes, SwimAlyzer is designed to work in various environments, including pools, open water, and the ocean, handling different lighting conditions.
What languages does SwimAlyzer support?
SwimAlyzer is available in 7 languages: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Chinese.
What are the subscription options for SwimAlyzer?
SwimAlyzer offers a free trial with basic analysis. For full metric details, historical tracking, and unlimited analyses, you can upgrade to Premium Monthly for $7.99 or Premium Yearly for $49.99.
Is SwimAlyzer suitable for beginners?
Yes, SwimAlyzer is beneficial for swimmers of all levels. Beginners can use it to understand fundamental technique, while advanced swimmers can refine specific aspects of their stroke.






