Coach athletes with clear context
Build plans, assign them to specific days, and return to recordings connected with the workout. Athletes know what to do, and coaches can review the execution.
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Guide the training.See the execution.
Build plans for your athletes, organize exercises, and review technique from several perspectives. All in one place.
Plan on your computer. Train with your phone.
Athlete's training plan
Strength and control
AKAnna KowalskaThursday
Exercises3 exercises · 10 sets
- 01
Handstand hold
4 sets · 30 seconds
60 s rest - 02
Pike push-up
3 sets · 8 reps
90 s rest - 03
Scapular pull-up
3 sets · 10 reps
60 s rest
The plan, materials, and athlete conversation together.
From the first plan to the next useful cue
- 01
Build a plan
From your own exercise library
- 02
Schedule training
For yourself or your athletes
- 03
Record the movement
From several synchronized angles
- 04
Review technique
With the full picture in front of you
TRY THE WORKFLOW
From a plan to a specific coaching cue.
Explore three steps of working together as a coach and athlete. Change the targets and see the result.
Athlete's training plan · Anna Kowalska
Strength and control
01
Handstand hold
The plan, materials, and athlete conversation together.
Calivid on your phone
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One session, multiple perspectives
Change the point of view, not the moment you analyze
Move between synchronized views of the same handstand. Every perspective shows exactly the same moment of the movement.
Views ready to compare
See the full-body alignment
The angled perspective shows the body line, hand placement, and balance control at the same time.
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Plan and execution
From plan to execution, without the guesswork
You build the plan, the athlete knows what to do, and recordings from several angles show what to improve in the next workout.
See the complete picture
Front, side, and additional angles reveal details a single phone cannot capture. Review positioning, alignment, and the full path of movement.
Turn progress into evidence
Compare recordings from different sessions and verify what actually changed. Calivid gives you reliable material for better decisions.
Use the phones you already have
You do not need a studio or specialist cameras. Place several phones around the area you want to record and start from there.
Start without the setup chaos
One action starts recording on the selected devices, so you can focus on the activity instead of moving between phones.
Keep the full history together
Recordings, angles, notes, and tags stay organized, making it easy to return to material from last week, last month, or last year.
Work with greater confidence
When you can see what is really happening, it becomes easier to correct details and avoid repeating the same mistakes.
Stay in control of your material
You decide what to keep and who can see it. Calivid helps organize your recordings instead of creating another pile of files.
Multiple perspectives
See the whole picture, not just one frame.
Calivid combines recordings from several perspectives into one session. Analyze movement, technique, work, or any process where a single point of view does not reveal everything.
From training and coaching to learning, rehabilitation, and process analysis.
The same momentDifferent perspectivesOne material
FAQ
Common questions about Calivid
Do I need specialist cameras?
No. Calivid uses phones as recording devices, so you can start with equipment you already have.
Is Calivid only for sports?
No. Calivid works wherever one angle is not enough. Record any movement, activity, or process from several perspectives to analyze details and see the complete picture.
Why record from several perspectives?
A single camera can hide important details. Multiple angles make it easier to understand positioning, movement, timing, and the full course of an activity.
Can I create plans for athletes?
Yes. Once the coaching relationship is accepted, a coach can create and assign plans to specific days, then return to the athlete’s execution and connected recordings.
First step
Build the plan. Review execution. Coach what comes next.
Create an account, plan the first workout, and connect execution with material you can return to without guessing.