Quko Cloud

Quko Cloud turns every training session and every race into data you can act on.

Record with a Quko Kosoku device, upload the session, and see what the boat and
the paddler actually did: speed over every metre, stroke rate, acceleration,
boat movement, GPS track and position in the lane.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Numerical analysis
Splits, times, averages and per-stroke figures, for the whole session or for any
part of it you select.

Graphical analysis
Interactive charts for speed, stroke rate, heart rate, acceleration and boat
movement. Pinch to zoom into any moment of the session.

3D analysis and Digital Twin
The boat's motion reconstructed in three dimensions, so you can see roll, pitch
and yaw rather than read them off a chart.

Video analysis
Line your own footage up against the recorded data.

Comparisons
Put several sessions, paddlers or boats side by side, numerically or
graphically, and see exactly where the difference comes from.

Quko Sim
Model how a change would play out over a race.

AI analyst
Ask questions about your own sessions in plain language and get answers drawn
from your data.

Device manager
Pair and set up your Kosoku over Bluetooth directly from your phone.

FOR ATHLETES, COACHES AND CLUBS

Athletes see their own history and progress. Coaches follow every paddler they
work with, compare crews and review sessions as soon as they are uploaded.
Clubs and institutions manage their squad and their licences from one place.

NOTIFICATIONS

Get a notification on your phone the moment a new session has finished
processing, and open straight into the analysis. You choose whether to receive
them, and you can turn them off at any time from your profile. Email, Telegram
and WhatsApp notifications are also available.

CONNECTIONS

Link your Strava account to publish sessions automatically, and connect Telegram
if you would rather be notified there.

LANGUAGES

English, Spanish, Galician and Chinese.

REQUIREMENTS

A Quko Cloud account and an active licence are required to use the app. Session
data is recorded by Quko Kosoku hardware.