
Your camera roll
Hundreds of clips without names, skills or context. Finding last month's 821< takes forever, if you find it at all.
TrampoLabs films every round with a video delay, files it under its skill codes and turns months of training into answers. For you, and for your coach, wherever they are.
Sound familiar?
You film everything with a delay app, and then it is gone. The failed attempts that teach you the most get deleted, the coach's words stay in a notebook nobody opens again, and on competition day you still don't know if your routine is really ready.

Hundreds of clips without names, skills or context. Finding last month's 821< takes forever, if you find it at all.

Real notes from a real training. Full of gold, and never looked at again. Nobody can count, compare or search paper.
Camps, studies, competitions. One video in a chat has no context, so the feedback comes late, or never.
How it works
No typing between jumps, no breaking your flow. TrampoLabs works the way trampoline training already works.
Put an iPad on a stand next to the trampoline. After landing you watch your round on the screen without touching anything. One tap at the start, one at the end, and the clip is kept.
In the gymPick the skills with trampoline skill codes, or save "the last four" of your routine in one go. The difficulty is calculated for you, following the FIG Code of Points 2025–2028.
Every attempt, clean or not, goes into your logbook and your statistics. Your coach watches, comments and draws on the video from anywhere.
After trainingStatistics
TrampoLabs counts what a notebook never could. These are real screens from the app.
For every element of your competition routine you see how often you get through it, and how many full tries make it to the end.
In this example the 10th element lands only 8 times out of 10. That is where the next training goes.

The heat map shows which parts of the routine you jump most often, and how well they go. Some answers hurt. They are also the ones that win competitions.
Darker = jumped more often · higher = went better

Elements, routines, intensity and time of flight, compared with your normal week. So you build up on purpose, and rest on purpose.

Screens shown with demo data.
For coaches
Coaches get their own login and see the logbook, the videos and the statistics of their athletes, live or later in the evening. A comment lands exactly on the round it belongs to.

Why I built this
I'm Georg, 24, a trampoline athlete on the Austrian national team. My training happens in a lot of different gyms: during my studies abroad, at camps, at competitions all over Europe. My coach is in Prague. Most of the time, I'm somewhere else.
For years it went like this. I filmed a round, sent it on WhatsApp, and waited. Sometimes the answer came days later. Often it never came. Not because my coach didn't care, but because one video without context, without the week before, without the rounds that went wrong, doesn't tell much.
I filled notebooks nobody opened again. My phone held thousands of clips I could never find. And on competition day I still didn't know the one thing that really mattered: is my routine actually ready?
So I built the tool I was missing.
First on a laptop in the corner of the gym, now on an iPad on a stand. Every round saved, every skill counted, every comment exactly where it belongs. My coach is in the gym with me again, even when he is hundreds of kilometres away.
TrampoLabs is how I train today. Now I want to build it with you.
Closed beta
TrampoLabs is being tested right now by athletes and coaches from several countries. I'm looking for more people who train seriously and will tell me honestly what works and what doesn't.