The tools you know
Step frame by frame, measure angles, angles to vertical, lines and calibrated distances, and mark stride events on a timeline.
Kinovea alternativeKinovea for Mac, without Windows.
There is no Kinovea for Mac. Kinovea is Windows-only, and its own site says it does not run on Apple silicon Macs, even in Parallels. Kinema is a native Mac app with the same kind of tools: frame-by-frame stepping, joint angles, lines and distances, side-by-side comparison and export.
Ships January 2027 · Mac with Apple silicon · Full refund any time before launch
What you can do
Everything in one Mac app.
Built for Apple silicon
Native code, smooth stepping through 4K and 240 fps slow motion, no virtual machine and no Windows licence.
Clients and reports
Sessions filed by person and date, and a one-page PDF report with frames and numbers, which Kinovea does not do.
Private and yours
Video stays on your Mac. One payment, no subscription.
How it works
Three steps.
- Drop in a video from your iPhone or camera
- Step to the moment, press A, click three joints
- Compare with last session and export the report
Questions
Does Kinovea work on M1, M2, M3 or M4 Macs?
No. Kinovea is a Windows program, and its site says it does not run on Apple silicon Macs, even in a Windows virtual machine such as Parallels.
Is Kinema a port of Kinovea?
No. Kinema is a separate app written from scratch for macOS. It shares the kind of tools, not code.
Is Kinema free like Kinovea?
No. Kinema is a one-time purchase: $69 as a founding pre-order, $129 at launch. No subscription.
Also on Kinema.
See movement clearly.
Ships January 2027 · Full refund any time before launch · Terms & refunds · Questions? Write to us