A coach that watches, then says one thing.
Dokari is a voice-first coach for physical skills. Prop up your phone, put in your earbuds, and practice. It stays quiet while you play and speaks up with one short cue when it counts. We are starting with tennis.
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How it works
- 1
Set up
Lean your phone against a wall or on a tripod. Put in your earbuds. No screen to watch.
- 2
Practice
Play your shots as you normally would. Dokari watches and listens, and keeps out of your way.
- 3
Hear one cue
Between attempts, you get a short spoken cue in plain words. Then you try again.
Why it speaks so little
Most practice apps talk too much. They narrate every swing, use jargon, and send you to a screen. That breaks the rhythm of practice.
Dokari stays quiet by default. It waits, looks for a pattern across several attempts, and then says one short thing you can use on the very next ball.
Tennis first, then anything you can practice
We are building with tennis because it is easy to see and hard to self-correct. The idea behind Dokari is broader: a patient coach for any skill you practice with your hands and body, in your own time, on your own.
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