Last updated: 25 September 2026
CricMotion is run by Vidirna Private Limited, a company registered in India. CricMotion is a cricket biomechanics analysis tool. It is not a replacement for qualified cricket coaching, medical advice, or physiotherapy. By using CricMotion, you agree to these terms.
You are responsible for keeping your login credentials secure. You may not share your account. You may not use CricMotion on behalf of another person without their knowledge and consent.
You keep ownership of the videos you upload and the notes you write. You give CricMotion permission to store, process and analyse them to provide the service, and to use them as our Privacy Policy describes.
If you use CricMotion as a coach or an academy, you may use a player's videos, reports and details only to coach that player, and you must keep them private. Before you record or upload a player, you must have that player's agreement, and for a player under 18 the agreement of their parent or guardian. A player can remove a coach at any time.
You must not post abusive, offensive, sexual, threatening or unlawful content, contact details or links in notes or anywhere else in CricMotion, and you must not harass anyone. You can report content with Report this feedback or by emailing support@cricmotion.com; we reply within one business day. We may remove content and close accounts that break these rules.
CricMotion's measurements, scores and coaching notes are estimates for information only. They do not constitute medical advice and do not diagnose or predict injury. If anything hurts, see a doctor or physiotherapist, and consult a qualified coach before making significant changes to your training.
CricMotion's analysis methodology, software, and Coach Arjun persona are proprietary. You may not copy, resell, or redistribute analysis outputs without written permission from CricMotion.
We may suspend or terminate accounts that violate these terms. You can delete your account at any time in the app: Profile, then Delete my account.
These terms are governed by the laws of India. Disputes will be subject to the jurisdiction of courts in Bengaluru, Karnataka.