Your swing, read frame by frame.

Film one swing on your phone and upload it.

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Motion data: the public MultiSenseGolf motion-capture dataset (CC0). Club paths are estimated from the orientation of the hands.
  • 96.8%1

    of impact frames placed within 1 frame of the true moment

  • per video, and no charge if the analysis fails

  • 24 h

    Replay videos and key frames are deleted within 24 hours.

1 Measured on 343 swings by 5 golfers (beginner to professional) from the public MultiSenseGolf dataset who were not used to train the model (face-on camera, 30 fps; October 2026).

Film it, upload it, read it.

No sensors and no special gear. A phone is enough.

  1. Film one swing

    Down-the-line or face-on.

  2. We track every frame

    Our models find your body and the club head in each frame.

  3. Read your report

    An AI coach turns the numbers into plain advice.

What a report looks like

Real output from our sample swing.

From the report

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Key positions

Drawn here from a professional’s swing (MultiSenseGolf data), not from the sample.

Analyze your swing

Choose a clip with a single swing. A phone video is fine.

Better video, better numbers: phone on a tripod, whole body and club in frame, good light, 60 fps if you can.

Advanced settings

Your report will appear here.

Built on what coaches actually measure

X-Factor analysis

Shoulder–hip separation at the top, measured in 3D from a down-the-line video — shown only when the camera angle makes it reliable.

Tempo ratio

Backswing-to-downswing timing, counted from takeaway to the top and from the top to impact. Pros in our sample have a median of about 1.6 : 1 — we measure yours to two decimals.

Club-head trajectory

The club head is tracked frame by frame and drawn as a slow-motion replay: backswing in blue, downswing in red.

Plain-language coaching

No jargon dump. You get 2-3 things you did well, 2-3 to fix, and what to practice next.

Simulator numbers

Filming in a simulator bay? We read ball speed, club speed, carry and spin straight off the screen and build them into your report. Keep recording about 5 seconds after impact so the screen has time to show that shot.

Private by design

Your video is used only to produce your report. Replay videos are deleted automatically within 24 hours, and we never share or sell them.

Pay per video. No subscription.

The sample is free and needs no sign-in.

Sample swing
Free
One analysis of your own video

Each analysis includes a written coach report, four key frames, and swing-path and motion replays.

No charge if the analysis fails.

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Questions golfers ask

Is my video uploaded, and how long is it kept?

Yes — the video is uploaded to our server so it can be analyzed there. The original upload is deleted as soon as the analysis finishes, the replay videos and key frames we generate are deleted automatically within 24 hours, and the text report is kept for 30 days. Only the numeric metrics (angles, timings) are sent to Anthropic's Claude to write the coaching text; if your video shows a launch-monitor screen we can't read locally, a small crop of that screen may be sent to Claude to read the numbers.

How much does it cost?

The sample swing is free. Analyzing your own swing is a one-off payment per video — the price is shown on the analyze button. If the analysis fails, you are not charged.

What kind of video works best?

Down-the-line (behind your hands, looking at the target) gives rotation and swing plane; face-on gives hip sway and impact. Use a tripod or a steady surface, keep your whole body and the club in frame, film in good light at 60 fps if your phone allows, and trim the clip to one swing (3–10 seconds). Hitting into a simulator? Keep about 5 seconds after impact — the screen only updates once the ball has landed.

Can it analyze putts or chips?

The prototype is tuned for full swings. Short-game motion uses a different scoring model and is on the roadmap.

What is X-factor?

The angle difference between your shoulder line and hip line at the top of the backswing. Bigger separation = more stored power. Amateurs average around 30°; tour pros 40–50°.

Why do some metrics show N/A?

Some measurements can only be trusted from certain camera angles. Rotation (X-Factor, shoulder and hip turn) needs a down-the-line view; hip sway needs a face-on view. When the angle is not right we show N/A instead of a wrong number.