Jumpboost

What is Jumpboost?

JumpBoost is a mobile app that measures how high you jump using your smartphone’s camera. Record a jump, and the app’s algorithms analyze the video to produce detailed metrics: jump height, flight time, knee and hip angles, and velocity.

It works on both iOS and Android. A free version covers the basics, with a premium upgrade for more features. It’s designed for individual athletes and professional sports use alike, offering insights and suggestions to improve jumping. Users get personalized analytics, cloud data storage, and performance metrics specific to different movements.

Data privacy is a stated priority: the app doesn’t store your videos, keeps your data secure, and lets you export your data. It also includes athlete management, so coaches can organize athletes and analyze individual performances within the app.

Who created Jumpboost?

Yassine Kassis and Selim Gilon launched Jumpboost through SportBoost AI Inc. Kassis is a former professional volleyball player who competed in the Olympics for Tunisia; Gilon is an AI researcher based in Montreal. They combined their backgrounds in athletics and artificial intelligence to found the company.

What is Jumpboost used for?

• Track jump improvements over time
• Measure key metrics: height, flight time, velocity, knee and hip angles
• Receive instant performance insights and jump optimization suggestions
• Manage athletes and teams with one-click management features
• Store data in the cloud and export it as needed

Who is Jumpboost for?

• Athletes looking to improve their performance
• Coaches who want to track and guide their athletes
• Sports scientists needing precise data for analysis
• Physical trainers aiming to optimize training programs