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Enter your rhythmic gymnastics routine and watch its Difficulty score build up, element by element, under the FIG Code of Points 2025–2028. Then put it next to top routines analysed by judges, and see where the points are.

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Coming soon Video analysis: film your routine on your phone, and every element is read for you.

13 m 13 m 0:08 DA0.40 0:14 DB0.50 0:22 DB0.40 ? 0:31 R0.50 0:45 DB0.60 0:58 DA0.20 1:10 DB0.50
Estimated total

Coming soon, video analysis: an example hoop routine, its floor path and seven elements read from 0:00 to 1:15. Made-up routine.

From your routine to the points.

Your routines are kept in your account, on every phone or computer you use. Every value comes from the FIG Code of Points 2025–2028.

1

Create your account

With your e-mail or with Google. Under 16, a parent or guardian agrees to the account.

2

Enter your routine

One element at a time: jumps, balances, rotations, R, apparatus difficulties. The Code's requirements are checked as you go.

3

Compare with the best

Your routine next to top routines analysed by judges: the gap in D, and the elements that make it.

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Video analysis Coming soon

Film your routine on your phone: every element is read and the score estimated the way a FIG panel builds it.

Compare with the best, element by element.

Your routine next to a top routine, both scored with the same Code rules. You see where the D gap comes from, and which elements are worth the most points.

Example: Gymnast A next to Gymnast B, hoop, seniorD gap
3.40
Your D (Gymnast A)9.20DB 4.60 · R 0.80 · DA 3.80
Her D (Gymnast B)12.60DB 5.90 · R 1.60 · DA 5.10
Body difficulties+1.30DB gap
R and apparatus+2.10R +0.80 · DA +1.30
#TypeWhat she does that you don'tValueFor you
1DBSwitch split leap with ringNot in your routine0.70+0.70
2DACatch from a high throw + large rollNot in your routine. Highest base 0.30 + 0.10 (#5.3)0.40+0.40
3R4 rotations under the throw, 2 criteriaYours: 3 rotations, 1 criterion, 0.40 (#4)0.60+0.20
+1.30from these three elements. Start with the switch split leap: it is worth the most.

Example with made-up gymnasts and values. Element values follow the FIG Code of Points 2025–2028. In the app, the top routines come from analyses published by judges: for each one, our rules find the D written on the judge's sheet.

Everything that moves your score.

Plan the routine, check the music, compare. Video analysis and the advice that comes with it are next.

Plan it before you train it.

Compose shows the D score of your routine element by element, and checks the Code's requirements as you go.

DBSplit leap with ring0.50
DBPenché balance with help0.40
R3 rotations under the throw, 2 criteria0.50
DBAttitude pivot, 2 turns0.50
1 jump or more 1 balance or more 1 rotation or more R 1 of 4 max DA 0 of 15 max

Advice you can train tomorrow.

With video analysis, coming soon
+0.40Stop in the penché shape: fixed, it counts.
+0.10Point both feet on the R landing.
+0.30You finish 1 s after the music. That costs 0.30 in Artistry.

Each piece of advice names the element, the fix and the points it is worth, so you know where to spend the next session.

Music check

Your music must run 1'15" to 1'30". Every second outside costs a 0.05 penalty, so it is checked first.

Floor map

With video analysis, coming soon

See how you use the 13 × 13 m carpet: where you travel, where you stay, which corners you never reach.

A qualified judge, when you want one.

With Gymnast+, one review of your analysis by a qualified judge each month, once video analysis opens.

See the plans

Hoop, ball, clubs, ribbon.

All four apparatus, each read with its own apparatus difficulties, under the FIG Code of Points 2025–2028.

Hoop

Rolls, rotations, passing through the hoop.

Ball

Rolls on the body, bounces, catches.

Clubs

Mills, asymmetric movements, small throws.

Ribbon

Spirals, snakes, boomerangs.

Film it once. Film it right.

Video analysis is coming soon, and it can only read what the camera sees. Six rules, a minute to set up: start filming this way now.

13 × 13 m 13 m 5–6 m0.5× lens Phone fixed, 1.5–3 m high, about 11 m back with 1×
Top view, to scale. All four corners in the picture for the whole routine.
  • Phone fixedA tripod or a steady support. No zoom, no panning, nobody holding it.
  • Whole carpet, four cornersIn the picture from the first movement to the final pose.
  • Landscape, high, in the middleMiddle of the judges' side, 1.5–3 m high, far enough back for the near corners to fit.
  • 60 fps, 4K if you can1080p at 60 fps otherwise. No slow motion.
  • Even lightWindows and spotlights behind the camera, not behind the gymnast.
  • One routine, music audibleStart 3 s before the first movement, stop 3 s after the final pose. Alone on the carpet, no edits.
  • Full filming guide, with the "How big will she be?" calculator

Pick your pace.

Video analysis comes with a subscription, one gymnast profile per account. Prices in euros, VAT included.

Starter

€XXper month
  • 3 analyses a month
  • 3 routines saved per apparatus
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Gymnast

€XXper month
  • 10 analyses a month
  • 5 routines saved per apparatus
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Gymnast+

€XXper month
  • 30 analyses a month
  • 15 routines saved per apparatus
  • 1 review by a qualified judge each month
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Straight answers.

Is it an official score?

No. It is an estimate, worked out with the rules of the FIG Code of Points, to help you train. Only the judges at a competition give an official score. 13×13 is not affiliated with the FIG.

How exact is the D score?

The D score of a routine you enter is calculated with the Code's rules from the elements you list: if the list matches what you perform, the D does too. Video analysis will have its own accuracy, measured on phone videos against official scores before we quote any figure.

Where do the top routines come from?

From analyses of competition routines published by judges, transcribed box by box. For each one, our rules find the D written on the judge's sheet. They are shown to help you train, not as official scores.

Which Code of Points do you use?

The FIG Code of Points 2025–2028, for individual routines with hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon, senior and junior. Not groups, and not artistic gymnastics.

What happens to my data?

Your e-mail address and what you save in the app are kept in your account, on servers in Frankfurt, Germany, and copied to the phones and computers where you sign in. No advertising, no tracking cookies, no statistics. Videos are not uploaded: video analysis is not open yet.

How do I reach you?

Write to support@13x13.app. To delete your account and everything in it, write from the address of the account.

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