About

I'm Burhan, founder of Jumpable.

Vertical jump is the cleanest readout we have for lower-body explosiveness. Pro teams use it to predict on-field performance. Rehab specialists use it to make return-to-sport decisions. Getting a high-fidelity measurement has always required a force plate, a lab, and a specialist to run it.

I've spent 15 years in sensing and control systems, with most of my early career in biomechanics. I built predictive algorithms for joint kinematics and muscle forces in cyclists, to estimate cycling power and quad/hamstring recruitment on a low-cost wearable, and modeled how motion environments affect postural stability for personnel onboard marine craft. Different problems, with the same underlying engineering to extract meaningful dynamics of the human body from noisy sensor data.

Jumpable is that work applied to the watch already on your wrist. It samples motion 800 times per second and reports jump height, power, velocity, and force with force-plate fidelity. On two legs or one, anywhere you want to train.

If you're an athlete or coach chasing peak output or a clinician guiding someone back from injury, I built Jumpable so the measurement that matters most isn't locked behind a lab door.