Join the waitlist Built for L-base acroyoga partners
Your acro,
mapped together.
AcroAtlas is a shared skill map and practice planner. Record what you can do together, find what connects, and know what to try next.
First access · Occasional progress notes · No spam
One map for the two of you
See where your acro can go.
Mark what the two of you can do. AcroAtlas shows how it all connects and suggests what to try next.
Where most flights begin. Throne and Star are one transition away.
A catalogue with context
Discover what connects.
Browse L-base positions, transitions, and washing machines. Filter by level or shared status, then follow the paths that start from skills you can already do.
BirdCan do
ThroneCan do
StarTried
Side StarCan doThroneStarSide Star
Reverse Side StarThe moment AcroAtlas began
“What can we do from Throne that isn’t boring?”
I kept asking that on the mat. I wanted to see every transition we already knew, what felt realistically within reach, and which idea could become a flow.
I’d lose track of positions we had learned. Then, when an idea finally clicked, I wanted to send it to the partners I practise with—before it disappeared.
AcroAtlas is the map I kept wishing we had with us.
Lokesh DevnaniBuilding it from the same questions we ask on the mat.
What is AcroAtlas?+
AcroAtlas is a shared skill map and practice-planning app for acroyoga partners. It helps two people record what they can do together, discover connected skills, build flows, and choose what to practise next.
Is AcroAtlas specifically for L-base acroyoga?+
L-base acroyoga is the primary focus. The catalogue centres on L-base positions, transitions, and washing machines, while the shared practice tools can also support broader partner-acrobatics practice.
What can partners track together?+
Each pair shares a Space. A Space can record positions, moves, and flows as Can do or Tried, alongside practice lists, custom flows, and progress through the catalogue.
Does AcroAtlas teach acroyoga skills?+
AcroAtlas recommends approachable next skills based on what it knows about you and your partner. For some skills, it also surfaces useful cues and tutorials. It supports learning and practice planning, but is not a substitute for qualified instruction, classes, suitable spotters, appropriate mats, or your own judgement.
When will early access open?+
AcroAtlas is currently inviting early members. Join the waitlist and you will receive an email when the first early-access places open.
Early members get first access
More time doing acro.
Less time wondering what to do next.
Join the first group to try AcroAtlas, share feedback directly, and help shape what comes next.
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