Every move you’re learning — and the video that taught it — in one place.
If you’re deep in a physical practice, your progress is scattered everywhere. The move you finally landed is buried in 400 saved reels. The coach cue that fixed your timing is in a note you’ll never find again. Half the moves you had six months ago have quietly slipped away. And you’ve got no real picture of what to learn next.
Constellation puts all of it on one map.
Each move is a star. Draw a line between two and you’ve recorded what unlocks what — your prerequisites, in the actual shape they relate. Tap any star and everything you’ve collected for that move is right there: saved clips, your own attempts, coach cues, and a dated log of how it’s going. Pan and zoom a single sky that holds every practice you’re working on at once.
The moves between the moves matter too. A transition — the connective move that bridges two skills — is its own star, with its own video, and notes. The link carries the good part, not just the endpoints.
— One sky for every practice: aerial, dance, calisthenics, diving, climbing — anything with named moves and an order to learn them in
— Clips on the move, not in a folder — save a reel, drop it on the star it belongs to
— Two marks per move: whether you've landed it, and whether you're drilling it lately
— attention fades on its own, so the sky shows what's actually warm
— Field notes and a practice log attached to every move
Stop losing moves in your camera roll. See your whole practice as the map it already is.
