Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Ana, a software engineer, mom of two skateboarders, and the solo founder of Eleve. After five years at ServiceNow, I left my job to build Eleve full-time. Watching my kids train made me care about everything that happens before a trick is finally landed: the practice, the small improvements, and the coaching that helps things click. That progress deserves a history. I built Eleve to bring training videos, coaching feedback, and skill development together. Athletes can see how far they’ve come and what to work on next. Coaches can follow development across sessions. Parents can see what’s happening beyond “practice went well.” With Eleve, you can: • Track lands, misses, and skill progress over time. • Record videos directly to an athlete’s profile. • Review footage, draw on videos, and record coaching feedback. • Set goals and practice competition runs. I opened Eleve to the public about six months ago. Today, more than 1,000 athletes have registered. Across the platform, 2,245 training sessions and 12,702 clips have been recorded. I’m building Eleve solo, with Next.js and Vercel powering the web platform and a companion iOS app for training at the skatepark, the beach, or the mountain. I’m excited to introduce it to the Product Hunt community for Vercel Day. My goal is to give action sports athletes a training history they can keep building on, from their first session onward. I’d love to hear from athletes, coaches, and sports parents: how do you track progress today, and what do you wish you could look back on?

Eleve: Athlete Progress

AI-powered progress tracking for action sports

AI-powered progress tracking for action sports