Accurate by default
Pose tracking places and follows the joints across every frame, and bike measurements come straight from the capture. No hand-placed points, no tape measure.
FrameLab measures the rider and the bike for you, from high-frame-rate video, so your numbers are more accurate and your attention stays on your client.
Free during the beta. Limited spots, limited time.
Live capture, measured as you ride.
Most fitters make do with general video tools that were never designed for a fit. FrameLab was built for one job: capture the rider clearly, measure precisely, and get out of the way so the session is about the person on the bike.
Pose tracking places and follows the joints across every frame, and bike measurements come straight from the capture. No hand-placed points, no tape measure.
Capture at up to 160 FPS on Basler industrial cameras, or start with a webcam or iPhone. Smooth playback and frame-by-frame scrubbing, even with four cameras at once.
Athletes, bikes and sessions are organized the way a fit studio works. No generic sports-video software to fight with.
I'm André. I work in IT, but the part of my life that matters here is that I'm a triathlete. I've been racing since 2016, so I know firsthand how much a proper bike fit changes everything.
FrameLab started over a standing weekly drink with my friend Aaron, one of the owners of Link Cycling. Week after week we kept circling the same idea: someone should build a fitting tool that actually suits how bike fitters work: high frame-rate capture, pose estimation, automatic bike measurements, easier athlete management, faster workflows.
Eventually I stopped talking about it and started building it. FrameLab is that tool, shaped by a real fitter's needs and a rider's respect for the craft. If you fit bikes, apply for the beta and help shape where it goes next.
The beta is open for a limited time to working fitters. Tell us a little about you and your fit studio. We review every application and send an invite to the people it fits.