Ochy
Running & gait analysis - Ochy
Publisher DNA
What defines Ochy?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Ochy. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Ochy ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
AI powered coach for running form & gait analysis. Made by runners for runners.
Analysis in progress
Responsive customer support team actively engages with users to resolve technical issues and bugs
- Biomechanical video analysis provides actionable feedback for runners to improve form and efficiency
- Opaque subscription pricing and aggressive discount prompts create friction for new users before testing
Distributed across 10 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Brazil2 / 2
- Mexico2 / 2
- United States2 / 2
Europe (5)
- France2 / 2
- Germany2 / 2
- Italy2 / 2
- Portugal2 / 2
- Spain2 / 2
Asia-Pacific (2)
- Japan2 / 2
- South Korea2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
65/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Ochy compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target professional coaches and athletes using video analysis to improve performance, creating direct competition for the coaching workflow segment.
Contenders(1)
Both apps target sports medicine professionals and coaches for biomechanical analysis, creating direct competition for the professional user segment.
Same space(36)
Miles provides adaptive coaching for runners, serving as a tool for habituation after Ochy identifies form weaknesses.
Coach AI provides conversational endurance coaching, offering a higher-level training service that complements Ochy's form-focused analysis.
Avelo integrates biomechanical sensors into footwear to provide impact data, acting as a hardware-based alternative to Ochy's video analysis.
Delivers real-time audio cues during runs, acting as a functional companion to post-run form analysis.
Applies gait analysis technology to the equine market, demonstrating the versatility of movement tracking algorithms.
Consolidates data from multiple wearables, providing a central hub for athletes who use various tracking devices.
Gait Analyzer Insight uses image recognition for gait analysis, serving as a direct technical peer to Ochy's pose estimation.
Runsource focuses on injury recovery for runners, providing a specialized path for users who identified form issues via Ochy.
Ace Trace provides visual video editing for sports, overlapping with Ochy's video-centric workflow but targeting social content creation instead of biomechanical analysis.
Pace provides real-time AI coaching during runs, serving as a companion for users who have already addressed their gait mechanics.
Targets biomechanical improvement through static posture analysis rather than dynamic running gait.
Uses a scoring system to help runners track form improvements over time.
V1 Golf competes for the same biomechanical analysis market by connecting users to professional instructors for swing feedback.
Gait is a simple step counter that avoids the complexity of Ochy's biomechanical analysis, focusing on basic activity tracking.
LaneOne provides adaptive training for track athletes, focusing on performance progression rather than Ochy's form analysis.
Connects running form patterns directly to injury prevention, serving as a specialized diagnostic tool.
GolfFix uses AI vision technology to analyze mechanics, serving as a direct parallel to Ochy's AI-driven gait analysis.
Manages training blocks and race preparation, filling the gap between form analysis and performance goals.
Video Gait Analysis provides professional annotation tools for gait, targeting the same B2B retail and therapy market as Ochy.
Uses physiological sensor data to guide training, providing a different layer of performance insight.
Provides biomechanical metrics from two angles, offering a detailed view of symmetry.
Offers equine gait analysis with a focus on privacy and data portability for professional use.
Uses health data to provide training guidance, acting as a data-driven partner to form analysis.
Bolty provides adaptive training for runners, focusing on progression tracking rather than the biomechanical analysis Ochy provides.
Ruut provides structured training plans for runners, serving as a complementary tool for users who have already corrected their gait.
Provides general form feedback for athletes, overlapping with biomechanical analysis for fitness improvement.
Sports Tracker is a broad fitness utility that coexists with Ochy by providing GPS and route management for endurance athletes.
Swing Coach provides technical feedback for golfers, mirroring Ochy's goal of improving form without external hardware.
V.O2 serves the same endurance audience but focuses on training plan adaptation via VDOT assessments rather than biomechanical form correction.
GaitVision uses computer vision for walking analysis, acting as a direct functional substitute for Ochy's gait assessment technology.
Offers advanced biomechanical insights including force estimation, appealing to users seeking lab-grade data.
Integrates with health platforms to provide training and recovery insights for runners.
Gymatic targets the same performance-focused user base as Ochy but uses Apple Watch sensors for automated weightlifting metrics.
Serves as a professional video analysis tool for coaches to break down movement beyond running.
Provides real-time voice guidance during runs, adding an active coaching layer to form analysis.
MoctaX provides biomechanical analysis for rowing, applying the same pose estimation logic Ochy uses for running.
New entrants(3)
Offers conversational AI coaching that adjusts training based on performance and user feedback.
Runmo tracks running history for performance analysis, serving as a data-driven companion to Ochy's form-focused insights.
VERA provides adaptive endurance coaching, offering a conversational interface that complements Ochy's biomechanical feedback.
