Pitch Speed Gun - Ball Speed

A speed gun that does not stop at "ball not detected". Instead of chasing the ball automatically, you step through your slow-motion clip one frame at a time and mark two points yourself: the release and the catch. Your eyes make the call, not the app. So it still gives you a number in low light, through a net, or off a wall. - Frame-step marking Because it measures frame by frame, there is no reaction-time lag from tapping a button. The number is computed from the distance and the frame count, so you can always see where it came from. - Watch any measured pitch again Tap a pitch in your records and its clip opens frame by frame. Jump straight to the release and the catch, and see the calculation itself, like "18.44m ÷ (142 frames ÷ 240fps)". Save the clip to Photos, or delete just the video and keep the speed record. - Film on your own The camera screen has a timer (3 or 10 seconds) and Auto-stop (5 to 20 seconds). Put the phone on a tripod and measure wall drills or net work by yourself. Sounds tell you when recording starts and stops. - Just pick a distance Baseball (18.44m), youth baseball (16m), softball (13.11m), soccer penalty (11m) or tennis serve (18.29m). Soccer and tennis come with how-to-film tips, and the marks are renamed to Kick and Hit. For anything else, enter a custom distance. The result is the average speed over that distance, so a tennis serve reads slower than the number shown on TV. - Works without a video too There is also a mode where you simply tap at the release and at the catch. Good for a first try. - Compare with a model Put two videos side by side, stacked, or overlaid, and step through them together. Mark the same moment in both — the instant the stride foot lands, for example — and they move as one from there. It works even when the two clips were shot at different frame rates. Either video can be mirrored, so you can compare a right-hander with a left-hander. Draw a line with your finger to show the body axis or the shoulder line. - Measure each player separately Your own kids, or a whole team. Add players and record speed and pitch type for each of them, along with number, throws/bats, position, age, height and weight, and your own notes. A table shows the best, average and the gap from the fastball for every pitch type, so the drop on a breaking ball reads at a glance. Three players are free. - Every record stays, for free Measurements are saved automatically, with no limit on how many you can keep or view. Personal bests show up right away. - Send today's pitch Turn any measurement into a single image and send it to family or teammates. - Your videos never leave the device Everything is measured on-device. Videos are never sent to a server, and no account is required. Anything you save to Photos follows your Photos settings. ■ Something you can hand over Each player's records can be exported as a one-page PDF report — the speed trend, best and average by pitch type, physique and your notes, all on a single A4 sheet. Give it to a parent, or to the team (Pro). ■ See the form with the skeleton on top When you compare two clips, you can overlay the body's skeleton. Elbow height, shoulder-hip separation and wrist position are shown as numbers, so "somehow different" becomes "the elbow is 15% lower". Everything is scaled to body length, so two players of different heights — or filmed from different distances — can still be compared. It does not score anyone (Pro). Pro (one-time purchase) unlocks past sessions day by day, best and average by pitch type, the growth chart (progress toward your goal), unlimited players, the table, the player report PDF, roster CSV and the skeleton layer, and removes ads. Measuring, records, clip playback, share images and form compare stay free. There is no subscription.