Personalized, AI-guided feedback from your videos—know exactly what to practice next.
Socials light you up, but figuring out how to truly progress still feels fuzzy.
You go out to socials, you know plenty of moves, but progress feels flat.
Tutorials alone aren’t moving the needle anymore.
Private coaching is great, but time, travel, priorities, or budget make it tough to sustain.
You want two or three clear focus areas, not an endless curriculum.
You want light, regular nudges so practice keeps turning into visible progress.
Start from your recent clips: we highlight strengths, what needs a tweak, and the exact timestamps to replay.
Learn moreWe focus on up to three high-impact areas and turn them into bite-sized exercises you can slot between socials.
Each new video refreshes your assessment, shows what improved, and updates your exercises so progress keeps stacking.
See your strengths, what to adjust, and how to practice it—straight from your own clips.
Multi-dancer clips are fine—tap “That’s me” once and Vayla keeps feedback focused on you the whole way through.
We translate core skills like weight transfer, body mechanics, flow, timing, musicality, and connection into feel-based cues you can apply right away.
Every note jumps to the exact moment in your video: rewatch the move, try it again, feel the difference.
Posture, frame, footwork, turns, technique, musicality, styling, connection, timing—with safety-aware guidance built-in.
Safety is baked in: we flag risk-prone moments (dips, lifts, tight spaces) and suggest safer options—no judgment.
The feedback is made up of multiple short notes: each one tells you what to adjust, why it matters, and when it happened in your clip.
Great presence—grow tall and relax the shoulders. A taller frame makes your lead read clearly.
Anchor your standing foot so the free foot can float. You'll feel more stable and lighter.
Lead from the body, not the neck. Draw a small “C” with the nose; finish aligned on 4.
You hit the dip on the break—great phrasing and feel.
Good energy—keep elbows off your ribs; picture your frame as a soft hoop so every signal stays clear.
Vayla lines up what social dancers actually need: proof you can replay, focus you can act on, and guidance shaped with working teachers.
Working instructors help refine cues and exercises, and when a human coach could unlock more for you, we connect you with the right partner.
Build one foundation you can reuse for every move, song, and partner.
Short exercises and check-ins help you keep momentum between socials.
Every point links back to the exact moment in your clip so feedback is concrete, not theory.
Two founders (ENS, PhD) with 30+ years in tech.
We co-design cues and exercises with teachers known for their clarity. When a human coach could unlock more for you, we connect you with the right partner.
Camilo Jory
Bachata lead coach
Biomechanics Clarity
Camilo bridges ballet-honed technique with intuitive body reading to unlock confident bachata social leads. He maps biomechanics into plain-language cues so your phrasing, frame, and timing stay clear wherever you dance.
Diger
Bachata Sensual lead coach
Groove Control
Diger moved from hip-hop battles to contemporary stages before embracing latin dances. Now specializing in Bachata Sensual, the 2024 Bachata Social World Cup champion brings that mix to his coaching to keep your lead musical, precise, and inviting for every partner.
“Vayla points to the exact seconds where my musicality lands and where my core needs to stay active, so I can double-check every moment that matters.”
Noélie, Belgium“The recommendations stay remarkably relevant across every video I tried. I can already see teachers using it to keep students progressing between in-person classes.”
JCF, Tahiti“The feedback feels really spot on. After years of analyzing my dancing and collecting teacher notes, Vayla instantly picked up the same key points I’ve heard all along, so I’m excited to dive back in and keep improving.”
Ludo, Belgium“Even in a clip with several dancers, the app spotted me instantly—the wow factor hit before I even opened the feedback.”
Fanny, France
