EDGES — Choreography, drawn on the rink.
A planning canvas for figure skating coaches. Everything below is the real thing: a real program, on a real sheet, in the panes you'll actually work in.
Built element by element.
Jumps, spins, steps and choreo, placed on the ice and shaped where they sit. The optimizer proposes alternatives one slot at a time — you decide.
One file, not a pile of fragments.
Today a program travels as a PDF, some screenshots and a voice memo, and the other coach rebuilds it from pieces.
- Path geometry, element by element
- Notes, anchored where they belong
- The ruleset it was planned against
The same file opens in Rinkside — the boards view, glanceable on a phone.
Checked while you build.
Requirements, repetitions and element counts, live against a bundled ruleset.
A planning aid that catches the obvious — not a guarantee of legality. The referee's call is still the one that counts.
Timed to the music, to the beat.
Load the track and place every element against the waveform — chapters, notes and movement all on the same timeline as the audio.
On your device. That's the architecture, not a promise.
The host delivers the app — code, fonts, rules data. Your programs, notes, skaters and music stay in your browser. No accounts, no backend holding your work.
Studio opens on your library: programs grouped by skater, the one you had open last, and the folder you keep them in.
To hand one over you send the file. The other coach opens it and sees exactly what you saw — or export a PDF handoff sheet if they have no app.
Nobody, unless you hand them the file.
| EDGES / the app's author | No — by architecture, not policy |
|---|---|
| The hosting provider | Only ordinary web logs for loading the app |
| Another coach | Only if you send them the file |
That's Studio.
Open it and you land in your library — this program is the first row.
Open StudioNo account. Nothing uploaded. It stays on your device.
Also inside: ice coverage for Composition, chapters, notes anchored where they happen, custom federation rulesets, and a Studio you can theme, light or dark.