Now you do. A coach watches your alignment against a real teacher's, thirty times a second, and speaks up only when it's sure.
Noa's Downward Dog with the skeleton the coach sees. Real footage, real analysis.
The coach joins the practice, it doesn't replace it.
Start with Noa's Sun Salutation, coached in full. Bringing your own YouTube class is coming with Plus.
Step into the outline. Side view, whole body in frame, decent light. It checks all three before it starts, so you never wonder.
It compares your alignment to the teacher's thirty times a second and says one thing at a time. When it isn't sure, it stays quiet.
Pick one of Noa's holds, hold it for twenty seconds, hear one cue. Decide for yourself if it's worth a mat's width of your floor.
Noa holds the pose on the left. You hold it on the right. The coach compares the two.
Drashta looks at your alignment in this browser tab. No video is uploaded or recorded. Your browser will ask once.
About ten megabytes the first time, then it's cached.
Browsers remember a "no". Tap the lock or camera icon in the address bar, switch Camera to Allow, then try again.
Your 14 days start at your first full practice, not today.
Every class on the platform is pose-synced: the coach knows exactly where the teacher is, so it can tell you exactly where you are.

Slow, precise vinyasa for people who practice at home and want to stop guessing. Eight Sun Salutation variations, from a first-ever to a full flow with Chaturanga, each one coached.
Upload eight classes and you get a page like Noa's, at a price you set. Half of every subscription is yours, every month the student stays. Plus a dashboard of what your students actually struggle with, and the final word on every cue the coach says over your class.
Every plan starts with 14 days free, no card. The clock starts at your first coached practice, not at signup.
Price set by the teacher
Launching in two months · Founding members get it from day one
200 places
Just opened · a monthly call with the founder · your name in the credits
No. Pose detection runs inside your browser on your own device. What leaves your device is the summary of a practice: which poses, which cues. And only if you choose to save it.
Not yet — that's the first thing Plus adds. Today Drashta coaches Noa's classes in full. Join the waitlist and we'll write the day it opens.
A laptop or tablet with a camera, a browser, and about two and a half metres of floor from the screen. Side view works best. It checks your framing and light before every practice.
It says one thing at a time, in the language a good teacher uses: "if it's available to you, straighten the legs a touch more." No numbers in your face during practice, and you can turn the voice off and read the cues afterwards instead.