QUICK START | EXERCISE SETUP | RELEASE NOTES

The ASENSEI SPARK app demonstrates the underlying capabilities of the ASENSEI.AI platform which can be used by anyone to deliver form tracking powered experiences.

Spark allows you to run the different types of exercise that ASENSEI supports, featuring real-time feedback and coaching, provides results and analysis in the form of Training Journals and can even be hooked up to send information and scores to your back-end or email, making it the fastest way to prototype a working Movement Recognition, Assessment or Coaching solution.

Spark is available on both Apple (iOS) and Android platforms.

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Installation


The ASENSEI Spark app is now available in the Apple App Store and in the Google Play Store.

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For a full installation and update guide see: ASENSEI Spark Installation [Public]

The Spark App Beta with pre-release features is available by invitation only and access is controlled via Testflight or Firebase Distribution. Please contact [email protected] or request an invite here: https://asensei-movement-assessment.zapier.app/testflight-sign-up

Login


The ‘Login’ screen displays when you start Spark for the first time. All you need to do is enter your email address and Spark will send a One Time Code to your email account. Enter the 6-digit code in the Spark app to login. No pre-registration is required nor do we need any more personal detail for login.

After login you will be taken to your default ‘home’ folder - for most new users this will be a GUEST DEFAULT folder with a limited selection of exercises.

Accessing Exercises / Switch Locker


Access to collections of exercises in Spark is usually controlled by scanning a QR code - go to Menu > Switch Locker and it will open the Spark QR code scanner. Note that attempting to scan a Spark QR code using your camera app will not work, it must be scanned from within the Spark app.