Every session,
perfectly captured

The new Azru adds video analysis with per-frame annotations (each fix card in a player's story shows the actual video frame where that specific issue is clearest), swipeable story cards for players, Clinic Mode for group sessions, a two-way player portal, 5 coaching themes, and beginner-first AI language that names every shot by name. The recording pipeline is also completely rebuilt — pause, resume, and the transcript now displays in real-time.

After a session, the player taps a link on their phone and swipes through 3–5 cards. The first is a verdict card — a mood, an emoji, a headline about that session's defining moment. The second is a fix card showing the root-cause correction alongside the actual video frame where it's visible. The third is a cue card they can screenshot and review before their next session. Each story is different every time — six mood templates, no repeated headlines or emojis.

Upload a clip or record one directly in the app. Azru extracts 6 frames spread across the movement, sends them to Claude's vision API, and identifies the single root-cause movement pattern causing downstream problems. Each fix card in the player's story is linked to the specific frame where that body part — legs, toss arm, contact point — is most clearly visible. A coil issue and a toss issue will show different frames, not the same one reused.

Azru automatically detects the languages you use in each session. If you switch between English and French, or Arabic and English, Azru detects the percentage split and generates full player summaries in both languages — not a translation, a parallel coaching document in each language's register. Over twelve languages are supported on Pro and Academy plans, including English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Arabic, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and Hindi.

Your coaching sessions and player data are private and never used to train AI models. You can export your complete data archive as a JSON file at any time from your account settings, and delete your account — with all associated data — at any moment. Azru uses your own API keys (bring-your-own-key) by default, which means your transcript data goes directly from your browser to Anthropic and AssemblyAI and is not stored on Azru's servers.

No. Azru works for any coaching sport. The AI adapts its language to the sport detected in the session — tennis, basketball, soccer, golf, volleyball, and others. The interface, themes, and player portal work for any sport. The beginner-first language requirement is enforced regardless of sport, so every player gets feedback that names the specific skill and explains the technique in plain terms.