Manually cutting, naming, and assigning training videos to the right athletes takes time — time that's missing from coaching. Anyone wanting to integrate GPS or timing data works with multiple systems in parallel and loses track. The Lympik video analysis software solves this completely: videos are automatically processed, runs are assigned to the right athletes, and all data from CHRONOS and OCULUS is merged in seconds. The result is immediately analyzable — on the slope, in the hotel, in the office.

Drag and drop videos from the SD card into the web app. The software automatically recognizes which run is shown on which video using the IRIS timestamp and assigns it to the right athlete. Videos can optionally be uploaded to the Lympik Cloud or used locally for immediate analysis.
For multi-camera setups, each camera is equipped with its own IRIS device. The app automatically recognizes which recordings belong to the same run — no manual assignment, no manual synchronization. Front, side, or overhead: all perspectives are grouped with the right athlete, perfectly synchronized, with the same timestamp.

The integrated video player gives full control over every recording: adjust speed steplessly, scrub frame by frame, play multiple videos in sync. The drawing tool allows lines and angles to be drawn directly on the image, a manual stopwatch captures sections outside the timing system. Overlays are freely configurable: GPS mini-map and speed graph are displayed directly in the video, making it immediately visible where speed was gained or lost.

In combination with OCULUS, the athlete's speed and position are known in every frame of the video. Speed graph, mini-map, and timestamp are displayed as overlays directly on the image. Two runs from the same athlete or two different athletes can be played side by side in sync. By fast-forwarding one video individually, the app automatically calculates the time difference — time gains and losses become visible section by section, not just at split times. This provides answers to the key questions: Where exactly does the athlete lose time? In which turn? With which line choice?

AI-powered overlay: automatic superimposition of two videos without manual intervention. The Ghostrider feature overlays two runs in a single video. Two athletes or two runs from the same athlete move simultaneously on the same course. Differences in line choice, technique, and timing become directly visible — without having to compare two videos side by side.