Motus Engine · Poomsae competition engine
Every movement, seen.Every score, explained.
One camera. A skeleton for every athlete, live WT scoring, a judging panel and a public scoreboard your fans can replay frame by frame.
- Recognised & Freestyle
- Blue vs Red Battle
- Individual · Pair · Team
STANCEAp kubi · Front stanceHANDMomtong jireugi · Middle punchTry it now
Upload one video. Get your own scoreboard.
Pick Recognised or Freestyle, Single or Battle, Individual, Pair or Team and a WT age division. The engine tracks every athlete in your browser, reads stances, blocks, punches and kicks, and scores the run the WT way.
When the analysis finishes, your run opens on its own scoreboard page with a shareable link.
How it works
From the mat to the scoreboard in four steps.
- 01
Record or upload
Phone, tablet or venue camera. Big recordings upload in small pieces and resume if the connection drops.
- 02
Track every athlete
A skeleton for each athlete. In Battle, Blue and Red are tracked separately so scores never mix.
- 03
Read the techniques
Stances, blocks, punches, kicks and turns, named in Korean from your rules library. Weak evidence says “uncertain” instead of guessing.
- 04
Score the WT way
Recognised starts at 10 and only goes down with deductions. Freestyle builds up and checks the five required movements.
The judging panel
AI that assists. Judges who decide.
The engine gives every judge a second opinion. The official result only exists when enough judges lock their scores and an admin publishes it.
Human + AI judges
Seat human judges next to five AI judge personas, each scoring on its own.
Quorum before results
Scores stay private until the required number of judges lock in.
Nothing changes silently
Every edit, publish and reopen is written to the history log, with a reason.
Live scoreboard & replay
Blue and Red, side by side, frame by frame.
Every category gets its own page. Fans open the full-screen replay and watch the original video with the skeleton, technique cards and live speed and power — moving with the video, never ahead of it.
- Own page per category
- Share links with a scoreboard picture
- Light & dark mode
- Feels like an app on phones
Forms library
One vocabulary for every poomsae.
Every form is built from the same shared library of stances, hand techniques and kicks — Taegeuk Il Jang to Pal Jang, black-belt forms and new additions like Jitae.
New forms stay marked as drafts until an admin confirms them against the official source. Drafts can label replay cards, but never change a score.
Event formats
Built for how taekwondo actually competes.
Championships
One event code, a scoreboard for every category, and a publish button only judges can unlock.
Remote leagues
Athletes submit from their own training facility. The engine pre-scores, judges confirm.
Grading days
Check stance accuracy and technique count before the master signs off.
Daily training
Train today, see your score tonight. Watch your own replay and fix one detail tomorrow.
Meet the founders
Built by world-class Poomsae athletes.
Every Motus founder has stood on the poomsae mat at world level. M A Wahyu won medals at World, Asian, Universiade and Islamic Solidarity Games level — and the whole founding team knows exactly what a fair score means to an athlete.
INAM A Wahyu
Founder
World-level Poomsae competitor for Indonesia.
PHIJeordan Dominguez
Co-Founder
World-level Poomsae competitor for the Philippines.
INAFazza Fitra Cahyanto
Co-Founder
World-level Poomsae competitor for Indonesia.
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Co-Founder
Top-level Poomsae athlete — announcement coming soon.
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Co-Founder 05
Co-Founder
Top-level Poomsae athlete — announcement coming soon.
Ready when you are
Your next poomsae championship starts here.
We set up disciplines, divisions and the judging workflow with your technical committee before your first event goes live.
17
keypoints per athlete
5
AI judge personas
2
corners tracked separately
100%
changes on the record