Deck Stills

Frames, not film.

AI stroke feedback, without uploading your swimmer's video.

Numbered frames from one short window. Paste them into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any AI chat. The video never leaves your phone.

Open a clip Ask an AI coach

You can open a clip now. During the beta, export is included. When the beta ends, export needs a license.

Deck Stills contact sheet: numbered butterfly stills from a local clip.
A contact sheet from a local clip. The video stayed on the phone.
The AI sees stills Nobody else sees the video.
You choose what leaves Share only the frames you export.
The clip stays here We never take the file.

Three steps.

  1. 1

    Open a clip

    A race, practice, or GoPro file from Photos or Files.

  2. 2

    Grab a window

    Start, underwater, mid-pool, turn, or finish. Stroke and camera are the only fields you must set.

  3. 3

    Leave with a file

    A pack and a prompt to paste. If you bring a reply back, a coach report with those stills.

What each field is for

Ask an AI coach.

Copy the prompt and share the stills you choose. Paste the reply back into Deck Stills and export a coach report: your wording, the swimmer's name, and the frames. Deck Stills does not write the reply.

One payment for a parent. One payment for a club.

Personal

$39 once

  • One phone at a time. You can move it when you switch.
  • Capture, PDF pack, contact sheet, AI prompt, coach report
  • Free updates to version 1

Club

$199 once

  • Up to 8 coach devices. It does not renew.
  • Same capture, pack, and coach report
  • No athlete roster on our servers

Checkout is not open yet. Email DeckStills@SwimMindPro.com within 14 days of payment for a full refund. A refund turns the license off. Terms.

Why we built this

When AI made it easy to use an athlete's training and competition video for sexual exploitation, I realized how much of my swimmer was out there in cloud libraries and team drives. So I built a tool where the video never leaves the phone. You export only the stills you choose.

Michael Schoback — swim parent, US national champion oarsman, and 1989 World University Games rower for the USA.