Clean Bowled: Cricket Speed

Point your iPhone at the pitch and get the speed of every ball - automatically. No tapping a stopwatch, no marking frames by hand, no uploading footage and waiting for results. Clean Bowled actually tracks the ball. Seconds after each delivery you get the speed, the bounce point on a pitch map, and a shareable clip with the ball's trajectory drawn over the video - all analyzed on your phone, free, with no subscription. HOW IT WORKS Put your phone on a tripod a few meters behind the stumps (or hold it steady), press record, and bowl. Clean Bowled spots each delivery automatically from the bowler's action, tracks the ball through the air and off the pitch, and works out the speed from the ball's real flight — not from when you happened to tap a button. EVERY DELIVERY, MEASURED - The speed of every ball, in km/h or mph - The bounce point plotted on a pitch map — watch your line and length build over a session - The trajectory drawn over the video, comet-trail style - A two-second highlight clip of every delivery, ready to share BUILT FOR REAL TRAINING - Works at the nets, in the backyard, or at the ground - Analyze live, or import existing videos from your camera roll - Stumps detected automatically - and optional, if they're not in frame - Hand-held capture supported (a tripod gives the best results) - Honest speed reads: when a capture was hand-held or a bounce point was estimated, the app says so, so you know how much to trust the number SHARE THE PROOF Every delivery becomes a clip with the trajectory and speed overlaid. Send it straight to iMessage, WhatsApp, or Instagram — proof, not claims. PRIVATE BY DESIGN All analysis happens on your iPhone. No account, no cloud processing, no data collection. Your footage never leaves your phone. GETTING STARTED Setup takes about two minutes: tripod (or stand holding the phone) behind the bowler's stumps, both sets of stumps in frame, camera at least four meters back. The app does the rest. Built by a cricket-loving dad. If something doesn't work, write to us — a real human replies.