OcheIQ breaks down your mechanics frame by frame. See which dart drifted, why your timing changed, and get a drill to fix it.
The difference
Same footage. Completely different insight.
What you see
Real technique numbers that explain your scores. Not just where darts land — why you're missing.
Step through your throw with a skeleton overlay tracking your arm, elbow, and wrist. See exactly what your body does at every point — the stuff you can never catch in real time.
Your throw pattern visualized as a color-coded corridor — green where you're tight, orange where you drift. Tap any dart to isolate it, or switch to the heatmap to see release point clustering.
Tap any dart to compare it against another. See both throw paths overlaid with release points marked. The app labels outliers and your steadiest throw so you know exactly what changed.
One focused issue, one drill, a cue to remember. Based on your actual numbers — it targets your weakest metric and gives you something concrete to work on.
How it works
Film 3 throws from the side with your phone. Side angle, match pace.
Your arm is tracked frame by frame. Timing, consistency, and where you sit on the skill bands.
Which throw drifted, actual numbers, a drill to fix it. Track progress over sessions.
The stuff you can't see
Maybe your elbow drifts on dart 2. Maybe your release timing varies by half a second. OcheIQ shows what's actually happening.
Why I built this
I've got hours of slow-mo footage of myself throwing darts. Watched it back so many times. I could tell when something was off but I could never figure out what exactly.
Was my elbow moving? Timing different? No idea. Just me squinting at my phone at 11pm like "that one looked weird I think?"
So I built this. Basically the feedback I wished I could get without paying for a coach or having someone watch every session. Still a work in progress — if something's broken or you want a feature, just email me.
— Richard
Free on iOS. No account needed. Just film and upload.
Free on iOS. No limits. Android coming later.