Every rep,
rendered live.

Renderers

Native on every platform.

Each platform draws the figure with its own renderer from the same rig file, with the same lighting, framing and interaction, so a squat looks the same everywhere you ship.

Rig data

The whole library in 0.5 MB.

Every movement, body and prop ships in one compressed file with your app, so figures render on the device with no network calls. On the web a page can load one movement at a time, about 15 KB each.

Validation

Motion should be accurate, not just beautiful.

Poses are validated against cited professional and clinical standards. Automated checks measure every pose against documented, cited thresholds. They are not a clinical assessment, and independent clinician review of the report is pending.

Cited references

273

Automated checks per run

2,633

Movement families verified

53 of 54

Read the methodology

SDK

One component.

struct ExerciseCard: View {
    @StateObject private var figure = FigureController()

    var body: some View {
        FigureView3D(catalogID: "D04AC939", muscle: nil,
                     body_: "female", controller: figure)
            .frame(height: 320)
    }
}

@Composable
fun ExerciseCard() {
    RepglyphFigure(
        catalogId = "D04AC939",
        modifier = Modifier.fillMaxWidth().height(320.dp),
        body = "female",
    )
}

import { loadRigs, createFigureViewer } from '@repglyph/three';

const rigs = await loadRigs('/rigs/index.json');

createFigureViewer(document.querySelector('#stage')!, {
  rigs,
  exerciseId: 'D04AC939',
  accent: '#c7664b',
});

Every figure has generated alt text. The viewer works from the keyboard and follows the reduced-motion setting on each platform. The target is 60 fps; so far it has been measured on the iOS Simulator, the Android emulator and desktop Chrome.