Google Drive or Dropbox store videos, but they don't understand them. No context, no structure, no connection to analysis. The Lympik video database is directly integrated into the analysis environment: videos are automatically saved to each activity and organized by athlete, date, sport, and track. With filters by name, tag, date, sport, or track, every video is findable in seconds. In addition to regular training activities, the database also supports video-only activities, allowing older recordings or external videos to be cleanly integrated.

When someone finds a decisive moment in the analysis player, they set a marker directly in the video. This is permanently saved and can be retrieved at any time without reviewing the entire run again. Over time, this creates a structured library of key moments.
Each coach can individually configure access rights. Athletes only see their own videos, coaches have access to the entire group, admins manage the entire system. Individual videos or entire sessions can be shared via link, WhatsApp, or QR code.

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