Movement screen

See the faults a trainer would name. Free.

Faults named the way a trainer names them, with the muscles that are tight and the muscles that are weak behind each one. You get the angle it measured, drawn on your body.

Watch Brad explain the method this comes from →

Free account. Brad's questions. One squat on camera. Then your results.

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Built by Brad Glaser · NASM Master Trainer · NASM-CPT, CES, PES · 20+ years · has certified 100+ personal trainers.

Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model, at the bottom of a squat seen from the front, with the lines it measured drawn on her body: knees 4.6° and 3.5°, on track.

Squat · front view

✓ Both knees tracking where they should

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

Health questions

Built around your body, from the first question.

Brad's Fitness Evaluation, on your phone: the questions he asks a new client in person, and a movement screen on camera.

The same method Brad uses standing next to a client, built into the app.

Free

Your health shapes the plan.

It asks what you are living with — high blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, pregnancy and more — and changes what is on your menu and how hard it goes.

Free

It trains around the old knee.

Tell it about the old knee or the bad shoulder once, and the programme trains around it.

"VeraForma does not assume you are healthy. It asks what I ask a new client in person, and when your answers call for a doctor's OK, your plan waits for it."

— Brad Glaser

The squat screen

One squat. The camera shows its work.

Prop your phone up where it can see all of you. If it needs to move, the app tells you where.

Front view

Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model, standing and facing the camera, framed the way your screen frames you.

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

It reads you from the front

Side view

Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model, standing side-on to the camera, framed the way your screen frames you.

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

Then from the side, so nothing hides

Measured on you

Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model, at the bottom of a squat seen from the front, with the reading it took shown on the photo.

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

It reads you head to toe and names what it finds, the way a trainer would.

Wrong angle? It tells you where to put the phone.

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

Two views, one phone. Front and side together, so the screen sees how you really move.
Free

Front and side.

Your movement screen reads you from the front and from the side, so nothing hides.

Free

No room? Two photos.

No room to film? Use two photos instead.

Free

Each side on its own.

Your screen checks each side separately, so a weaker side can't hide behind the stronger one.

What you get back

Your faults, named. Your angles, measured.

Squat · front view

Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model, at the bottom of a squat seen from the front. The lines it measured are drawn on her body, and her knees read 4.6° and 3.5°, both on track. Pin 2 marks the reading.

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

The angle, drawn on the body. Every line and degree here is measured frame by frame on the demonstration.

When knees cave in, it names it like this:

1Knees move inward

Tight:

The muscles pulling you out of line, named for you.

Weak:

The muscles that should be holding you, named for you.

A report for your physio › 4
  1. Faults named the way a trainer names them, with the muscles that are tight and the muscles that are weak behind each one.

  2. You get the angle it measured, drawn on your body.

  3. Double-check any finding with the same tests a trainer would use, each with a demo.

  4. The report for your physio ↓

This part is free, and it stays free. Free

Your 3D body and your warm-up

Then it trains what it found.

At the end of your evaluation, see your findings on your own 3D body: what is tight, what is weak. Explore it any time with Premium. Free + Premium

What the screen finds is what your warm-up works on, so every session chips away at it. Premium

Your corrective work is built into your sessions, made from your own screen. Premium

Run your movement screen yourself and see the faults a trainer would name, free. Free With Premium, every phase after Phase 1 is rebuilt from your latest screen. Premium

We went looking for another app that does all of it, and we are still looking.

The Muscle Balance Program screen on a demo account: a 3D body with its tight and weak muscles coloured.

Real app screen, demo account. Premium

Posture

Posture, marked up.

  • Standing.

    Snap your standing posture and see every lean marked up on your own photo, with the angle measured.

    Free
  • Seated.

    Seated posture, and a way through the evaluation for anyone who can't stand to squat.

    Free
  • Posture school.

    Posture school: six short lessons, including your desk set-up.

    Free

"Right now, crooked feels normal. We want straight to feel normal."

— Brad Glaser

Standing posture · side

Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model, standing side-on, her posture marked up and measured.

This demonstration features a synthetic performer: Merissa, VeraForma's AI-generated fitness model.

It reads you head to toe and names what it finds, the way a trainer would.

Your posture, marked up. Every point it read, measured on this exact frame of the demonstration.

Sit at a desk all day?

Your posture from two photos, marked up with the angles measured, and move-break reminders on your workday clock.

For people who sit all day →

Re-screen

See what changed.

Free

As you go.

Re-screen as you go and see exactly what changed.

Free

Left against right.

Left against right, drawn over the months.

Sport and the landing test

Your sport, your landing.

  • Your sport.

    Tell it your sport and see what to train first.

    Free
  • Jump and landing.

    A quick jump test with your phone shows how you take off and land, with a replay of the moment that matters.

    Free
  • Walking check.

    See how well you walk, so you know exactly what to work on.

    Free
  • Strength tests.

    A handful of quick strength checks show where you're strong and where you're lagging, so you train the part holding you back.

    Free

If it hurts

Hurts today? Today's session adapts.

Where it hurts isn't always where it starts. So the screen looks at the whole chain, the way a trainer would.

Free

Pain map.

Tap where it hurts and see what usually sends pain there.

Free

Sore today.

Something hurts today? Tell it, and today's session trains around it, or tells you it is one for a doctor or physio first.

Free

Back to it.

Back to the movement you've been avoiding: a gradual way back, paced by how your body answers.

Free

It knows when to send you on.

It tells you straight when something is one for a doctor first.

VeraForma is coaching, not medicine. It does not diagnose, treat or cure anything, and it does not replace your doctor or physio.

Bad night? Today adjusts.

A few quick taps before you start, and today fits how you actually feel.

Bad night or very sore? Today gets lighter, you see exactly what changed, and one tap keeps the full workout.

A lighter session today, and the choice to start the lighter workout or keep the full workout.
Real screen from the app, exercise names blurred: a lighter session today.

A report for your physio.

A one-page report for your physio, free.

Free

After your screen

Then just start moving.

No other app we could find lets you just start moving, names the exercise from your phone's camera mid-set, and, once you tap to confirm, checks your form on it.

See the camera coach →

Questions

Before you start.

What does it cost?

Your movement screen is free, and it stays free.

Premium: $29.99 a month, or $249.99 a year (save 30%).

A trainer once a week runs about $238 a month. Premium is with you every workout, not one hour a week.

Get Premium here with a card, or in the Android app through Google Play.

Which phones does it run on?

Android and iPhone.

Get the Android app on Google Play. On an iPhone or a computer, open veraforma.app in your browser and start today.

The App Store app is in Apple's review.

I have a bad knee, or I can't squat.

You can still do it. Tell it about the old knee or the bad shoulder once, and the programme trains around it.

Can't stand to squat? Train seated, holding on or from a wheelchair, and still finish your evaluation.

VeraForma is coaching, not medicine. It does not diagnose, treat or cure anything, and it does not replace your doctor or physio.

Where does my video go?

The camera reads you on your phone. Your form-check video stays on your phone unless you choose to send it.

What syncs from a watched set is data, never a picture.

You decide what else goes: a meal photo or a gym scan is sent to be read by AI; a photo or set you choose to send Brad goes to him; and a bug report or a wall post goes where you send it.

Home, garage or gym?

Prop your phone up where it can see all of you. If it needs to move, the app tells you where.

No room to film? Use two photos instead.

Your programme is built around the kit you have: a full gym, dumbbells, bands, or nothing at all.

Do I need an account?

Yes, a free one. Your training, your food and your screen results sync to it.

Look better. Move better. Same plan.

Free account. Brad's questions. One squat on camera. Then your results.

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