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You get them for an hour. They shoot alone for the rest of the week. Swish films a shot on the player’s own phone, reads the form, names one fix, and hands you the week they actually had.
A trainer gets an hour with a player, then loses sight of them. The player shoots alone. No eye on the form. No way to tell which miss is worth fixing.
Swish is that eye, on the player’s own phone. It films a shot and reads the form from body pose. It scores nine mechanics against ideal ranges. Then it names the one fix with the most leverage, not a list of everything wrong.
A trainer seat is the player app plus a roster. It films the trainer’s own reps. It adds a seven day log for every player: shots, days, average, change versus last week, best, and the fix showing up most.
The nine mechanics: leg load, elbow set, elbow flare, set point height, release arc, follow through, balance, stance width and drift. The feedback comes in one of five coaching voices: The Shot Doctor, The Skills Trainer, The Hype, The Professor and The Fundamentalist. They are archetypes and composites. No real coach, athlete, brand or trademarked system is named anywhere in the app. That is deliberate.
Film a shot with Swish on your own phone. It reads your form from your body pose. It scores nine mechanics against ideal ranges. It names the one fix with the most leverage, not a list of everything wrong. The nine are leg load, elbow set, elbow flare, set point height, release arc, follow through, balance, stance width and drift.
Swish does. It films a shot, reads the form from body pose, scores it and names one fix, in one of five coaching voices. It runs entirely on the player’s own device. The video never leaves the phone. Only numbers are stored.
The player sends their week as a readable report plus a paste-able payload. The coach pastes it and it merges into that player’s row. The roster carries a seven day log per player: shots, days, average, change versus last week, best, and the fix showing up most. Numbers only. No video. No server.
No. Swish runs entirely on the player’s own device. The video never leaves the phone. Only numbers are stored. There is no server, so there is nowhere for a clip to go.
Solo is free and covers your own reps plus three players. Roster is $29 per month for up to twenty five players. Program is $79 per month for unlimited players and coaches. There is a fourteen day trial of the full roster.
No. Swish is sold to trainers. Players use it free. A trainer seat is the player app plus a roster: it films the trainer’s own reps and adds a week log for every player.
Fix one thing at a time. A list of everything wrong is hard to act on. Swish films a shot, scores nine mechanics against ideal ranges and names the one fix with the most leverage.
Film your shot, find the one mechanic that is furthest off, work on that, then film again. Swish does the reading for you: leg load, elbow set, elbow flare, set point height, release arc, follow through, balance, stance width and drift.
Most coaches teach the elbow under the ball and in line with the rim, not flared out to the side. Swish measures both elbow set and elbow flare on every shot you film.
A flat shot usually means a low release arc. Swish measures release arc on every shot and tells you when that is the fix with the most leverage.
Yes. Swish runs on Android. It runs on the player's own phone, and the video never leaves it.