AquaPoloAI

About AquaPoloAI

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AquaPolo AI v1.7 is a major reliability and analysis-history update focused on making video analysis smoother, more stable, and easier to review. This update improves the full AI analysis flow from upload to results, including more reliable background processing, better past-analysis playback, and clearer analysis history cards. What’s new: • Improved AI video analysis reliability Video submissions now move through a more stable processing flow, helping analyses start faster and complete more reliably. • Background analysis processing improvements Video analyses can now continue processing through the updated async analysis flow while the app tracks completion and opens results when ready. • Fixed past analysis video playback Past analyses now preserve their associated video more reliably and support secure playback from stored video files. • More reliable historical video loading If a local video file is no longer available, AquaPolo AI can use the saved remote video path to load the video again. • Automatic Past Analyzed Sessions refresh Completed analyses now appear in Past Analyzed Sessions automatically after results are ready, without needing to switch tabs or restart the app. • Better Past Analysis cards Past analysis cards now show more useful details, including smarter session titles, accurate video durations, and real video thumbnails. • Improved analysis titles Analysis history now uses session details like analysis focus, team/player context, and cap number to create clearer saved session names. • Improved AI Confidence handling AI Confidence now displays more accurately and avoids showing a high confidence value unless the analysis actually provides one. • Spanish localization improvements Spanish support has been improved across key app flows and release-facing UI strings. • Smoother keyboard input Session-detail entry and related keyboard behavior have been refined for a cleaner analysis setup experience. • Release stability improvements This version includes under-the-hood cleanup, reduced debug noise, safer logging, and general reliability improvements across the analysis workflow.

App privacy

The developer, Benjamin Tallman, reported these privacy practices to Apple.