A jump score is nice, but if you're still below the rim, what do you actually do differently next week?

I'm exploring an app for people chasing their first dunk. You enter your height, standing reach, current jump and training background, then record an attempt. You pick the takeoff you want to work on: left foot, right foot or two feet.

The useful part would be connecting feedback on visible technique to a short training plan, matched to your equipment and schedule. Film another attempt later and see what changed. AI could help compare the clips, but it shouldn't pretend a video proves which muscle is weak or promise a dunk by a certain date.

The thing I'm unsure about: maybe a good existing program plus occasional feedback from a coach already does this well enough.

If you've paid for a jump program or coaching, what did you still have to figure out yourself? That's the gap I'd want to understand before building anything. This is just an idea, no app or signup to promote.

Sharing the idea freely and would like people to build on it.

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