Copy the coach.
Get a score.
The coach sent the routine to the group chat. Drop it into Mimic, point the phone at your kid, and watch the number climb — solo or three teammates side by side with a sync score.
Runs in the browser. The camera stays on the phone — nothing leaves it unless you post to your team or the feed.
Drop in the clip the coach posted. Mimic reads the moves on the phone and plays it back with the coach's own sound — nothing is uploaded.
Try it →A private group like the one you already have — except the coach posts the routine once and every dancer gets a Practise button and a score. Invite by code or link.
Try it →Hard section? Play the coach at half speed, then let ramp step each run up to full tempo. Post the clean run to the public feed when it lands.
Try it →Why this exists
Every cheer squad and dance team already runs on a group chat where the coach posts the routine on video and kids practise at home. Nothing scores that practice. Class apps play videos at you; scoring apps are built for adults and need an app store account. Mimic is that group chat with a score built in: the coach's clip, the kid's camera, a number, a sync score when teammates line up — and a public feed for the runs worth showing off.