AI Martial Arts Coach
DARCE reads your sparring footage. Film a round or a roll on your phone and it breaks down the exchanges and hands you the one thing to drill next. Pick your martial art to see what it reads.
Striking
- MMA Striking, wrestling and grappling, read as one fight.
- Boxing Punch selection, defense and movement, round by round.
- Muay Thai Punches, kicks, knees, elbows and the clinch.
- Kickboxing Combinations, kicks and the defense between them.
- Taekwondo Sparring kicks, distance and footwork.
- Karate Kumite: entries, counters and distance.
- Kung Fu Sanda sparring: kicks, punches and throws.
- Wing Chun Sparring on the centerline: straight punches and entries.
- Jeet Kune Do Punches, kicks and entries, standing or on the ground.
Grappling
- BJJ Guard pulls, passes, sweeps and submissions, roll by roll.
- Grappling No-gi positions, passes, back takes and leg locks.
- Wrestling Shots, sprawls, front headlocks, rides and escapes.
- Greco-Roman Wrestling Upper-body wrestling: pummels, arm drags and suplexes.
- Judo Throws, takedowns and pins, from standing to the mat.
- Sambo Throws and the fast leg locks that follow them.
Questions before you start.
Which martial arts does DARCE work for?
DARCE has four analyses: BJJ, wrestling, striking and MMA. Every martial art listed here is read through one of them, from boxing and Muay Thai to judo.
Does DARCE score points, forms or gradings?
No. It reads the fighting in your footage. It can name a scoring moment like a takedown, but it is not a judge, and it does not grade forms such as kata or poomsae, or belts.
What footage do I need?
Just your phone. A single fixed angle of a live sparring round is enough. No rig, no sensors, no markers.
What does it cost?
Founding testers get free access through the beta. Pricing comes later, and early testers will have a say in it.