@swupnil
As an android user paying for pro - it would be nice to get stats/heatmaps without the app when my friend tags me in a match (or if I upload post match from my device, but I understand that might require further android/PC support)
Not of the app, just I have an android. Bought pro because the android FAQ says it's more actively being worked on with Google now. Also there's a deal right now with the mounting hook heavily discounted.How are you an Android user? Is there any Android update?
Awesome to hear - stats definitely the more useful of the two!@chic appreciate your support! We are hoping to add stats on the website in Q4. Heatmaps have been more of a niche feature so that might be a Q1 thing - sorry!
For me point-by-point mode hasn’t been a hassle as it is just one swipe. The only issue I face is how heavy perspiration either impedes swiping or worse, causes “ghost” swipes during play, sometimes to the point of ending games or matches! But so far it hasn’t been enough to deter me as it only occurs occasionally.For those who use the apple watch for score keeping, do you find it a hassle to keep having to tap your watch after every point?
I want to try it, but i think it might become a great distraction for me during matchplay, having to keep thinking about tapping the watch and making sure i'm keeping score correctly
Yup. Most of the analysis is by the phone processor so no need for a data connection.Can I ask how it works if you purchase an extra old iphone (2nd gen SE or later) and just use it for swingvision. So there is no cell carrier, and just saves the video to the phone, and uploads it to swingvision/the cloud when you are in wifi?
Not sure. And I'm in the northeast so I'm dealing with shorter backcourts and indoor courts a lot. Cutting off the returner may be a non issue for your local courts if you're in, for example, South Carolina or Georgia.Ok - Thank you. So what Iphones have a wide enough angle lens to capture the entire court, returner, etc? Don't need it for doubles...
You have DMs lockedOk - Thank you. So what Iphones have a wide enough angle lens to capture the entire court, returner, etc? Don't need it for doubles...
I'm the opposite. I *need* to do something to keep score, sort of like a fidget, as I know so many people get it wrong or forget mid-match! I've Scoring Right stick on things on some of my racquets and would be lost now without them!For those who use the apple watch for score keeping, do you find it a hassle to keep having to tap your watch after every point?
I want to try it, but i think it might become a great distraction for me during matchplay, having to keep thinking about tapping the watch and making sure i'm keeping score correctly
So you don't need wifi or other internet connection to get audio instructions for lining up the app with the lines of the court on set up?Yup. Most of the analysis is by the phone processor so no need for a data connection.
I got an SE refurb for $100 on ****.
Only note about the SE is it's not the greatest lens so the zoom out doesn't catch the returner well on many courts.
A wide angle lens attachment might resolve this but my friends with the 13 as their primary phone don't have to worry about this.
Ok so I purchased a 2nd gen SE to use solely for SwingVision. No cell service. Is one able to link an Apple Watch with SwingVision that is paired with another iphone?Can I ask how it works if you purchase an extra old iphone (2nd gen SE or later) and just use it for swingvision. So there is no cell carrier, and just saves the video to the phone, and uploads it to swingvision/the cloud when you are in wifi?
@NMTennis unfortunately Apple APIs don’t allow thatYou can tap into the SE from another iPhone using the last section of this guide.
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE change the heat maps to be the same orientation whether you are viewing opponent or yourself. it makes almost zero sense to have them flip when viewing, you’re both changing sides of the court anyway.@AndrewUtz in your profile settings scroll down to the Subscription card and you can switch to monthly. Annual billing gives you a 50% discount though.
@luke_1983uk we don't have that yet unfortunately. It's been a common request though so we'll do it at some point but probably not until next year. Sorry!
thank you, ability to customize is the best option!@AndrewUtz we received a lot of feedback that people prefer the orientation change as they’d like to see the data from their perspective on the court (regardless of side change, you are hitting from your side of the net to the opposite side and your opponent is hitting from the opposite side onto your side).
Hard to satisfy everyone but we will add the ability to customize orientation in Q1!
@swupnil do you have any release date for the Android app, even roughly?
I just got my hands on a Pixel 8 and also just signed up for Swingvision (gonna use my wife's old cracked-screen-iPhone). Let me know if I can somehow be of service. I have a software development background so I can at least provide technical feedback.@danield1120 @Falko83 S23 is actually likely fast enough but we can't properly test it since they don't allow third party apps to access the camera at 60 fps (they cap out at 30fps). Developing an app for Samsung is a moot point until we get 60 fps (the accuracy at 30 will be a terrible experience compared to the iOS app).
Pixel 8 is our current best hope and we are hoping to get our hands on one soon.
If Samsung would simply open up higher fps to us, that would give us the green light. Until then, there's really no date estimate we can give sadly![]()