AI skate coach · for iPhone

Land it
next try.

Film your kickflip, ollie or any of 64 tricks. Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach watches it frame by frame, tells you exactly why you're not landing it, and shows where your feet go on the next try.

See how it works
A skater mid-trick over city stairs at dusk, with Skate AI's skeleton tracking drawn over the bodyFRAME 23 / 48

Your #1 fix

Your flick is late. Flick off the heel-side corner of the nose.

01 — The breakdown

Every try,
broken down

Upload a clip or film right in the app. Skate AI pulls 48 frames from your attempt, finds the moment it went wrong, and tells you the one thing to change.

  1. 01

    Film it

    Side-on, whole body and board in frame. Slow-mo if you've got it.

  2. 02

    Get the breakdown

    Setup, pop, flick, catch and landing, each scored out of 10.

  3. 03

    Fix it on the next try

    The one fix that matters most, with a drill and a target.

Skate AI on iPhone showing a Frontside 180 breakdown scored 74 out of 100, landed, with the fix: keep your shoulders square
A skater at sunset with the skeleton overlay tracking arms, hips and legsSKELETON
Kickflip60/100

Regular · not landed yet

  • Setup7/10
  • Pop8/10
  • Flick4/10
  • Catch6/10
  • Landing5/10

02 — The score

Every part,
scored.

Skate AI tracks your body through the whole trick and scores each part out of 10. So you know whether it's your pop or your catch, not just that you didn't land it.

Your #1 fix

Flick off the heel-side corner of the nose.

Drill 10 kickflips on grass. Catch it with both feet.

03 — Foot placement

Know where
your feet go

46 tricks come with a top-down diagram: where each foot sits, which way your toes point, and where your front foot flicks. 46 tricks, from your first ollie to a tre flip.

Where your feet go
Kickflip foot position diagram, regular stance: Back foot in the middle of the tail like an ollie. Front foot about 3 cm behind the front bolts at 45°, ball of the foot on the middle line, heel hanging off the heel side. Slide up and flick with the side of your shoe off the heel-side corner of the nose, so the board pops up and flips at the same time.Kickflip foot position diagram, goofy stance: Back foot in the middle of the tail like an ollie. Front foot about 3 cm behind the front bolts at 45°, ball of the foot on the middle line, heel hanging off the heel side. Slide up and flick with the side of your shoe off the heel-side corner of the nose, so the board pops up and flips at the same time.
Front footBack foot

Kickflip: front foot just behind the front bolts at about 45°, heel hanging off. Slide up and flick off the heel-side corner of the nose.

04 — The coach

Ask the coach
anything.

My kickflips keep flipping out in front of me. Why?

You're kicking the board forward instead of up and out. Jump straight up, and flick diagonally off the heel-side corner of the nose so the board stays under you.

What should I learn after kickflips?

Varial kickflips. It's the flick you already have, plus a pop shove-it scoop with your back foot.

Ask about foot placement, fear, what to learn nextGet Skate AI to ask the coach

Free trick guides

How to do every trick, from ollie to tre flip.

Browse all 64 guides
Flat groundOlliePop the tail and slide your front foot up so the board jumps with you.Read the guide →Flat groundKickflipAn ollie where the front foot flicks the board into a full flip.Read the guide →Flat groundHeelflipAn ollie where the front foot flicks the board into a flip the other way.Read the guide →Flat groundPop Shove-ItThe board spins 180 flat under you without flipping.Read the guide →Flat ground360 FlipA kickflip with a full 360 backside shove. The tre flip.Read the guide →Grinds & slides50-50Both trucks grind along the ledge or rail.Read the guide →Grinds & slidesFrontside BoardslideThe middle of the board slides on the rail, rail ending up in front of you.Read the guide →TransitionDrop InRoll into a ramp from the top by tipping the board forward off the coping.Read the guide →

FAQ

Questions,
answered.

Something else? Get in touch.

What is Skate AI?

Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach is an iPhone app that analyzes video of your skateboard tricks. You film an attempt, and it scores each part of the trick, tells you the one fix that matters most, and shows where your feet go on the next try.

How does Skate AI analyze my trick?

It pulls 48 frames from your clip and reads them like a coach watching in slow motion: setup, pop, flick, catch and landing. You get a score out of 10 for each, the one fix that matters most, and a drill for your next try.

What tricks does it work with?

64 tricks across flat ground, grinds and slides, and transition: ollies, kickflips, heelflips, shove-its, tre flips, 50-50s, boardslides, drop-ins and more. If your trick isn’t on the list, you can type it in.

How should I film my trick?

Side-on or at a 45° angle, with your whole body and the board in frame. Slow-mo helps. If the camera missed your feet, the app tells you how to film it next time instead of guessing.

Are my videos stored?

The originals stay on your phone. To analyze a try, the app sends still frames, which our server passes to our AI provider and then discards, plus a small, low-resolution copy of the clip that our team uses to check the results. The AI provider may hold frames for up to 30 days for abuse checks, then deletes them.

How much does Skate AI cost?

Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach is a subscription: $7.99 a week or $39.99 a year in the US, billed to your Apple Account. Cancel any time in your iPhone’s Settings.

Is there an AI that checks my kickflip?

Yes. Film one kickflip from the side with your whole body and the board in frame, and Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach scores your setup, pop, flick, catch and landing out of 10, then tells you the one fix that matters most, with a drill. It works the same way for an ollie, a heelflip or a tre flip. Other apps that analyze your skateboarding video compared.

Is Skate AI worth it?

Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach is worth it if you're stuck on a specific trick and film your tries: it scores your setup, pop, flick, catch and landing out of 10 and gives you the one fix plus a drill, for $7.99 a week or $39.99 a year in the US (rated 4.9 from 37 ratings on the US App Store, November 2026). Total beginners should start with free tutorials first, so read who Skate AI is worth it for and who should skip it before you subscribe.

Is Skate AI the same as EA's skate. game or "SkateAI" by BUBU Apps?

No. Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach is an iPhone app by the Skate AI team that analyzes a video of your skateboard trick (App Store ID 6814983538, getskateai.com). It is not EA's skate. video game, and it is not "Skate AI: Skateboard Coach" (SkateAI) by BUBU Apps. Its App Store page is apps.apple.com/us/app/skate-ai-kickflip-ollie-coach/id6814983538. SkateAI by BUBU Apps is a separate app at tryskateai.app, so prices, features and reviews for one don't apply to the other. Or compare AI skateboard coach apps.

Is Skate AI on Android?

Not yet. Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach is iPhone only for now.

Skate AI for iPhone

Stop guessing.
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Skate AI: Kickflip Ollie Coach is an iPhone app by the Skate AI team that analyzes a video of your skateboard trick (App Store ID 6814983538, getskateai.com). It is not EA's skate. video game, and it is not "Skate AI: Skateboard Coach" (SkateAI) by BUBU Apps.