Record a 5-second swing. Get a pro-level biomechanics breakdown, personalized drills, and trackable progress — in about 30 seconds.
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No tripods. No sensors. No spreadsheets. Just your phone and a swing.
The kind of breakdown a private hitting lesson charges $120 an hour for — now in your pocket, whenever you want it.
What parents, players and coaches ask before they film the first swing.
Usually about 30 seconds once the upload finishes. Film a clip of up to 20 seconds and the app finds the swing in it for you.
No. Just an iPhone on iOS 17 or later: no sensors, no bat attachment. Film from the side with the phone held upright (portrait), and line the batter's feet up with the on-screen guide.
Yes, to start. Every free account gets 2 swing analyses a day and 5 a week, with no expiry and no card required. Pro ($9.99 a month or $49.99 a year) removes the limits. Free coach accounts get one analysis per player per day, up to 20 a week.
No. We measure the body, not the bat. Pose detection tracks 33 body landmarks, so the report gives you hand speed, never an invented bat-speed number. When the camera angle can't support a clean reading, the app tells you instead of guessing.
13 checkpoints across the whole swing: setup, load, stride, contact and follow-through. Each issue is ranked high, medium or low severity, so you know what to fix first, and each comes with a drill matched to what your swing showed.
No, and it isn't trying to. Private hitting lessons run about $120 an hour; Angular is for the swings in between. Film one at practice, see which checkpoint to work on, and take that to your coach. Coaches can add their own review on top of the AI grade.
Yes. Softball swings are supported, and right- and left-handed swings are each graded on their own terms.
Download Angular Baseball. Record one swing. Get your first report in about 30 seconds — free.