Nothing is agreed
There is no standard agreement, no rate and no catalogue to join. If we tell you otherwise later, hold us to this paragraph.
Llyr turns an athlete's phone into an AI biomechanics lab.
Every correction Llyr draws comes from a written technique standard. If yours is the technique coaches already point at, we want to talk about turning it into one, in swimming, cycling, running or golf.
Llyr doesn't put one athlete next to another and pick a winner — the app blocks it outright. So a Model is not a scoreboard entry, and partnering with us is not lending your name to a ranking.
A Model is your technique, written down as a standard, that somebody else can set as the shape they're working toward.
Your technique, written down as a standard Recorded and written down, so the app can draw a target from it.
Attributed to you The standard carries your name and your own explanation of why you move that way.
A ranking of anyone against you No scores, no percentiles, no leaderboards. Comparing one athlete with another is blocked in the app itself.
Settled No terms have been agreed, nothing is listed, and there is no catalogue to join yet. This page is the start of a conversation, not an offer.
If coaches point at the way you move, in any of the four, that is the conversation we want to have.
There is no standard agreement, no rate and no catalogue to join. If we tell you otherwise later, hold us to this paragraph.
The app is built across four sports and isn't out yet. We're not going to quote you an audience size we don't have.
Your technique would be something to aim at. It would never be used to score one athlete against another.
A first conversation commits you to nothing. We'd rather talk early and have you walk away than surprise you later.
Send a note about your technique and the sport you teach or compete in. We read everything that arrives.
No forms, no funnel. Just an inbox a person reads.