AI Analysis
Two systems watch every round you upload. One tracks your body. One reads the fight.
Two systems. One app.
Every round you upload is read twice, by two systems that work apart.
Your round
Limb tracking
Follows your body, joint by joint.
13
joints tracked on each athlete
15
pose reads a second on most video
In the app
- The Movement View
- Fast hands, contact, peak speed and activity
- Fighter IQ's Physicality, in The Lab
AI Analysis
Reads the fight and names what happened.
260+
positions, moves and finishes
70+
named mistakes
In the app
- Round summary
- Timeline of positions and moves
- Key moments
- Up to 3 fixes
Both land in DARCE, on your phone.
260+ named positions, moves and finishes, across four martial arts.
Use only taxonomy terms. Do not invent.
The full lists: BJJ, 127 names; Wrestling, 68 names; Striking, 63 names; MMA, 35 names.
BJJ 127
Wrestling 68
Striking 63
MMA 35
Continuous advancement.
Ten versions since May 2026.
v0.10 · 4 Oct
More moves. 29 new moves across the four lists: entries, advances, sweeps, trips, clinch work, takedown defences and a turtle escape.
Scored every Monday
An AI judge scores each new striking, wrestling and BJJ version on real rounds, and the whole set runs again every week.
Tried and dropped
- A cheaper model
- A second AI double-checking every breakdown
Both tested on real rounds
Only confident calls get through.
The AI drafts each breakdown and rates how sure it is of every call. Code checks each call before you see it.
Key moments within 1 s of the play by play
At least 3 real events for a full breakdown
At most 3 fixes, so you know what to drill
Your numbers build with every round.
Fighter IQ settles after 5 rounds
Success rates need 5 athletes and 20 clear tries
Anonymous, never one athlete's alone
What it can't do yet.
- Use the skeleton in your breakdown
- Reliably see you both when tangled on the ground
- Be right every time
Questions before you start.
How does the AI analysis work?
Upload a round from your phone and DARCE's AI watches it the way a coach would. It reads the round position by position and explains what it saw in plain language, ending with the one position to drill next.
What's in a breakdown?
Four parts: a round summary of who controlled the round and where it turned, a position timeline mapped to the second, the key moments that decided it, and what to fix, with each fix tied to the moment it happened and one line on why.
Does it tell me what to drill?
Yes. Every breakdown hands you the next technique to drill, so you always know what to work on next. Its fixes are tied to the moments they happened, each with one line on why.
How accurate is the AI?
Like any AI, it can make mistakes. Your breakdown may be inaccurate, incomplete or miss context, so treat it as general information rather than coaching advice, and check anything important with a qualified coach.