Comparison

TrackGenius or DrivePhase to analyse your sprint?

Updated 2026-10-04

DrivePhase is the closest to TrackGenius: analysis of a side-on sprint, results in under thirty seconds, a form score out of 100, an AI assistant and timing with two iPhones, for $59.99 a year. Its measurement relies on 33 body points detected in the image, so 2D. TrackGenius takes a few minutes but rebuilds the stride in 3D. DrivePhase for an instant verdict on iPhone, TrackGenius for angles that stay right when the leg leaves the camera's plane.

TrackGeniusDrivePhase
Measurement3D, full skeleton2D, 33 points
TurnaroundA few minutesUnder 30 seconds
Around the analysis3D view, history, progressionScore out of 100, AI assistant, timing, drills, nutrition
PlatformBrowser, any phoneiPhone
Price seen€4.99/month$59.99/year or $9.99/week

Where DrivePhase wins

Speed and packaging: a clear report card, tiered grading, numeric targets, an assistant to ask questions, and timing with no hardware. For an athlete who wants feedback straight after a rep, it works very well.

Where TrackGenius goes further

A score summarises; a 3D measurement explains. TrackGenius rebuilds the skeleton in space, so an angled foot strike or a knee drifting inward does not distort the angle, and you can rotate the stride to look at it from any side. With no app to install, for less.

Frequently asked questions

Why is TrackGenius slower?

Rebuilding a skeleton in 3D and placing it in space takes more computing than detecting points on an image. You get an email as soon as it is ready.

In short

  • DrivePhase gives a sprint verdict in under thirty seconds on iPhone, with a score out of 100 and an AI assistant, from 33 points detected in 2D, for $59.99 a year.
  • TrackGenius takes a few minutes but rebuilds the stride in 3D, so angles stay right even when the leg leaves the camera's plane.
  • DrivePhase for instant feedback on iPhone, TrackGenius (€4.99 a month, any phone) for accuracy.

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