SwingVantage Updates

Editorial guides now pair sport-specific athlete studies with clear visual explanations across every sport.

Blog articles now offer a cleaner reading experience without generated infographic cards.

Educational visuals now use one consistent, accessible style across glossary and article experiences.

Motion Lab controls, coaching guidance, and athlete learning copy are now clearer and more consistent.

Coaching articles now keep guidance focused without repetitive checklist cards.

Glossary and blog guides now mix bespoke athlete artwork with clearer instructional infographics.

More analysis and learning pages now include clear visual explainers for filming, results, and next steps.

SwingVantage pages now keep coaching guidance focused on the core product experience.

Coaching visuals now use a clearer, consistent editorial style so movement cues and takeaways are easier to understand.

Reviewed glossary visuals can now be published through a guarded admin release flow.

Motion Lab now clearly distinguishes observed, estimated, calibrated, and sensor-backed movement evidence.

Visual guides now pair polished sport artwork with clear, complete coaching takeaways.

The Motion Lab sample now shows a recognizable, balanced golf swing from address through finish.

Today now uses the same clean light theme as the rest of the app unless you turn on Performance mode.

Every athlete now gets one connected path through Today, Improve, Journey, Library, and Coach.

See how each retest guides the next focused swing fix.

SwingVantage's daily blog post now generates automatically again, not just when manually triggered.

The drill library just doubled in size — every sport now has more ways to fix the same swing fault, so athletes get a real second option when a drill isn't clicking.

Fixed dozens of sport diagrams and definitions so spin directions, rule dimensions, and technique cues now match official rulebooks and coaching standards

Fixed six padel diagrams so wall-exit names, service-box facts, and shot paths match official rules and coaching standards

Blog articles now use clearer personal-baseline guidance and more trustworthy data explanations.

New visual guides across the site show how your swing is analyzed and how your one fix, one plan, one retest loop carries you from problem to verified improvement.

The golf glossary now shows ball-flight diagrams for the common shot shapes — fade, slice, hook, push and pull.

Every glossary term, guide, and blog post now teaches visually — concept diagrams, fault-vs-fix comparisons, step-by-step drill sequences, and honest metric scales, on every page and every sport.

Flip the app between the clean Standard look and a focused dark Performance mode with one tap — your choice is remembered.

The new SwingVantage look is now live — a sharper home page, sport pages and reports, with the same honest analysis across all seven sports.

Starting a swing analysis is now three clear steps — pick your sport, pick your camera view, record or upload — and your choices carry through automatically.

The How It Works page has a new look — the whole improvement loop, every sport, and the privacy promises, all in one clear walkthrough.

Added the "compare your swing to a reference" walkthrough to the public tutorial library.

New pages on filming pickleball video for analysis and on padel doubles positioning strategy.

Fixed hard-to-read text on the pricing page so the free-plan details and how-it-works section are easy to read.

Motion Lab's swing-in-3D page reads clearly again — headlines and buttons that were nearly invisible on the dark hero and closing call-to-action are fully legible.

Every page — guides, glossary, blog, help, and tools — now shares the same premium look on every screen size.

Your recruiting packet and cross-sport report now include charts and score dials too.

The Reports page now opens with a visual snapshot of your scores and streak.

Progress and Plan now work as one journey — see your progress since baseline, your current fix, retest readiness, and your next milestone at a glance on both pages.

Your plan now shows whether training is actually moving your numbers — before vs after, right on the Plan page.

Practice and Training are now one page — your whole plan, drills, and progress check live together.

Golfers now get their swing broken into phases on the Plan page — tap any phase for its coaching cue.

Your plan's phase rail now points at the exact phases where your diagnosed fault shows up, straight from your last analysis.

Retest comparisons can now show a frame from each of your actual swings — before and after, side by side.

Your Plan and Progress pages now lead with visuals — drill details, protocols, and explanations open on tap instead of filling the page.

Your plan now draws your swing as a motion arc, shows your score trend, and lays your training week out as a visual grid.

Drill cards now show real video thumbnails where a demo exists — and clean sport tiles everywhere else.

More drills now show real video demos — with captions — right on your plan and in the drill library.

The drill library and note-taking now always open on your current sport.

Your Today screen now starts with building your plan — one fix, one drill, one retest goal.

Brand new? Your Today screen now hands you a proven starter drill for your sport right away — with your personal plan one tap away.

Score rings across your dashboard, reports, and progress pages have a sharper, more premium look.

Every sport now has its own distinct icon - slow-pitch and fast-pitch softball and cricket no longer share a generic mark.

Fixed an issue where the video upload area could look locked and ignore taps even though your clip stays private on your device — tap to browse now works everywhere.

Sharper, easier-to-read labels across the swing report — phase buttons, confidence notes, and fine print now meet accessibility contrast standards in every sport's colors.

Spanish and French now cover a catcher's setup target and the five-tool player — giving a pitcher a clear aiming point and the scouting framework for grading position players.

Spanish and French now cover ceiling vs. floor and a projectable frame — the scouting language that frames a young player's potential as an honest range.

Spanish and French now cover the 20-80 scouting scale and age-vs-level context — how evaluators grade tools and read performance against the right competition.

Spanish and French now cover the scouting report and coachability — how a written evaluation reads as a development roadmap and why receiving feedback compounds improvement.

Spanish and French now cover baseball IQ and the two-way player — situational awareness that shows up beyond the stat line and managing a pitcher-hitter's total arm workload.

Spanish and French now cover bat-to-ball skill and chase contact — the contact tool separate from power and how well a hitter defends against pitches out of the zone.

Spanish and French now cover zone-contact rate and CSW% — a hitter's contact on pitches they should handle and a pitcher's strike-getting efficiency independent of batted-ball luck.

Spanish and French now cover first-pitch swing rate and hitter's vs pitcher's counts — early-count aggressiveness and how count leverage shapes every at-bat.

Spanish and French now cover the quality at-bat and the productive out — judging a plate appearance by process and giving up an out to help the team score.

Spanish and French now cover situational hitting and the hit-and-run — adjusting the approach to the game situation and the play that puts a runner in motion.

Spanish and French now cover the sacrifice fly and RBI opportunities — scoring a runner on an out and judging clutch hitting by chances, not just raw totals.

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers two more baseball hitting stats

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains youth travel ball and showcase events

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers bullpen sessions and long toss programs

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains arm care routines and youth pitch count limits

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers youth innings limits and player development plans

The full baseball swing glossary is now available in Spanish and French

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch softball pitch arc and ball compression

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch bat end load and bat performance factor

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch pitch tracking and contact point

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch stride timing and opposite-field hitting

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains softball ball COR and double-wall bats

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch home run limits and gap-to-gap hitting

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch legal delivery and illegal pitches

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch arc height rules and pitch spin

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch pitch speed and pitching distance

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch pitching rubber and extension through contact

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch hip rotation and pull hitting

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch power zone and swing path

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch hand speed and the load

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch weight shift and back-side mechanics

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch follow-through and uppercut vs level swing

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch inside vs outside pitches and bat certification

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers softball USSSA vs ASA bat ratings and bat length

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch bat weight/drop and fielding gloves

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch ball specifications and batting gloves

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch footwear and infield depth

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch outfield depth and defensive shifts

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch cutoff plays and double plays

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch relay throws and defensive positioning

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch fence distance and rally offense

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch big innings and plate discipline

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch situational hitting and batting order

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch run rule and mercy rule

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch lineup strategy and base running

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch on-base percentage

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch strike zone and rotational power

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch plate coverage and the rollover miss

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch pop-ups and weak grounders

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch late and early contact

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch topped balls and under-the-ball contact

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch barrel path and launch angle

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch exit speed and flat bat path

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch steep bat path and chopping down

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch casting the barrel and rolling the wrists

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch bat drag and the down-and-in swing path

Fixed an issue where downloading your swing report as a PDF could open a blank page.

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch hitting off the front and back foot

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch collapsing back side and front shoulder pull-off

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch timing the arc and reading pitch height

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers adjusting to high and flat slow-pitch arcs

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch rushing the swing and the late load

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch early commitment and check swings

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch backspin and topspin contact

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch sweet-spot contact and mis-hit diagnosis

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch ball flight off the bat and the two-hand finish

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch one-hand release finish and bat speed

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch hitting zone width and uppercut overcorrection

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the slow-pitch short fielder and outfield alignment

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch bloop coverage and reading fly balls off the arc

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch charging a bloop and backing up throws

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch first baseman stretch and middle infield communication

SwingVantage now publishes one new expert blog article a day, automatically.

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch pop-up priority calls and bad hops

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch in-between hops and short-hop pickups

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch glove-side backhands and fielding ready position

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch slow roller charges and force plays

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch tag plays and the double play turn

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch cutoff alignment and outfield arm strength

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch coed rules and the USSSA league format

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch USA Softball (ASA) and ISA league formats

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch illegal bat lists and the courtesy runner rule

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the slow-pitch extra player (EP) and open roster rules

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains slow-pitch bat compliance ejections and the game time-limit rule

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains the slow-pitch flip-flop rule and the one-and-one starting count

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers slow-pitch full-count strategy and field dimensions

The Spanish and French swing glossary now fully covers slow-pitch softball, including league etiquette and sportsmanship rules

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch softball's short game and rise ball

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch slap hitting and the hitter's reaction window

Spanish and French swing glossary now explains the fast-pitch windmill delivery and drop ball

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch changeup and quick hands

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch sacrifice bunt and drag bunt

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch power slap and curveball

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch screwball and knuckleball

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch peel drop and backdoor rise ball

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch crow hop and push-off

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch wrist snap and spin axis

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch pitch location and the strikeout pitch

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch pitch sequencing and tunneling

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch count advantage and pitching deception

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch arm circle and inside pitch approach

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch outside pitch approach and high pitch handling

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch zone discipline and hip rotation

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch extension at contact and bat path

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch contact point and two-strike approach

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch bunting mechanics and pitcher's fielding practice

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch corner plays and first-and-third defense

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch catcher's role and ball receiving

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch pitch framing and ball blocking

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch catcher pop time and the hit-and-run

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch stolen base and lead timing

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch return to base and sliding technique

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch reading the pitcher and small ball strategy

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch manufacturing runs and bunting for a hit

The coach share summary on a swing report now says "Coach packet" unless the account is set up for a young athlete, where it stays "Coach / parent packet".

Progress now shows your video-analyzed and Motion Lab swings even before you've imported launch-monitor data, so completed sessions never look like they vanished.

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch situational hitting and the pitching circle

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch leg drive and hip snap

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch release point and stride length

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch drop step and figure-8 wind-ups

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch slingshot wind-up and grip variations

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch change of speeds and riseball spin

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch curveball and screwball spin direction

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch pitch command and first-pitch strike rate

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch working ahead in the count and timing the release

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch load timing and the early swing trigger

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch late swing trigger and front foot timing step

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch compact swing timing and reading spin out of the hand

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers recognizing the fast-pitch rise ball and drop ball early

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers hitting the fast-pitch rise ball and drop ball

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch adjusting to speed changes and timing drills

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch pitch recognition and slap approach timing

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch crossover slap step and chip slap

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch running slap and fake bunt slap

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch bunt and run and push bunt

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers the fast-pitch squeeze bunt and bunt placement

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers reading the fast-pitch bunt defense and defending slappers

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch first baseman and middle infield bunt coverage

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch circle change recognition and recruiting videos

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch showcase camps and the recruiting timeline

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch travel ball exposure and position flexibility

Spanish and French swing glossary now covers fast-pitch speed to first base and home-to-first time

Spanish and French versions of two more fast-pitch softball glossary terms are now available.

The fast-pitch softball glossary is now fully available in Spanish and French.

The pickleball glossary is now beginning to roll out in Spanish and French, starting with the kitchen and the dink.

Two more pickleball terms — the third-shot drop and the volley — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the reset and the erne — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the serve and the two-bounce rule — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the speed-up and the poach — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — stacking and the around-the-post shot — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the drive and the lob — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the overhead and the roll volley — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the punch volley and the drop shot — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the topspin dink and the flick attack — are now available in Spanish and French.

Save-as-PDF now opens your full swing report instead of a blank page.

Two more pickleball terms — the roll shot and the counter attack — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the middle ball and the fake ATP — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the transition zone and kitchen line position — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — no man's land and baseline play — are now available in Spanish and French.

Analyzed swings from Motion Lab now show up in your Sessions list, not just manually logged or imported ones.

The report PDF now opens and fills in correctly on iPhone, not just desktop.

Two more pickleball terms — court positioning and the drive serve — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the deep serve and serve placement — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the third shot drive and the fifth shot pattern — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the side-by-side and up-and-back formations — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the doubles crossing move and partner communication — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the shake-and-bake and the body shot attack — are now available in Spanish and French.

Two more pickleball terms — the down-the-middle attack and the bert — are now available in Spanish and French.

Your swing report PDF now shows a score dial and a shape chart, not just text.

The Plan tab now builds this week's plan from your own saved progress — your focus, drills, and retest in one place for every sport.

Your swing report now shows timing, sequence and target-range charts, not just numbers.

You can now check off today's practice tasks right on your Plan tab — finishing them there counts toward unlocking your retest, same as everywhere else.

Progress now shows your personal improvement journey for your sport — your current focus, practice status, retest proof, and the one next step — instead of asking you to import data first.

The Progress tutorial videos now walk the new improvement journey — where you are, your one next action, and honest proof from your retests.

Motion Lab now flags a dark or badly-framed recording before you analyze it, so a quick re-take saves you a wasted attempt.

Get your fix from the quick assessment and your retest reminder now shows up in Retest — no video required.

Motion Lab now walks you through one guided read of your swing — your movement signature, the proof, the single fix, a short plan, and exactly what to retest — instead of a wall of tabs.

Every swing analysis now opens straight into your guided read — your signature, the proof, the one fix, a plan, and what to retest — as the default.

Non-golf analyses now speak their own language — bat path, racquet path, swing shape — instead of borrowing golf terms.

Opening a past swing now drops you into the full guided breakdown — with the 3D view as part of the story — instead of an isolated avatar page.

Glossary diagrams now match your theme and sport colors, with labels that stay readable on phones.

Glossary diagrams now sit in a labeled frame that says which sport and topic they explain.

Rebuilt glossary diagrams for slices, stances, split-steps, grips and more — each now shows the right picture for its own sport.

You can now find our blog, glossary, and other guides right from the main menu and footer.

Your swing report now marks each finding Good, Watch, or Fix so you can see at a glance what to keep and what to work on first.

After a retest, your comparison now gives one clear verdict — Improved, Partially improved, No change, Worse, or Low confidence — so you know whether the fix worked.

Tell your practice plan how long you have — 5, 10, 15, or 30 minutes — and it sizes itself to fit without dropping your number-one fix.

Spanish and French now cover baseball fielding fundamentals — first-step quickness and glove presentation for catchers and infielders.

Spanish and French now explain baseball throwing mechanics and each fielder's natural arm slot for accurate, arm-safe throws.

Spanish and French now cover fielding footwork and defensive range — how footwork and reads let a fielder cover more ground and make clean throws.

Spanish and French now cover the glove-to-hand transfer and the athletic ready stance that let fielders make quick, reliable plays.

Spanish and French now explain the primary and secondary lead — how a baserunner gets a jump toward the next base while managing pickoff risk.

Spanish and French now cover the jump on a steal and reading the ball off the bat — the split-second decisions that turn baserunners into scoring threats.

Spanish and French now cover sliding technique and tagging up — how baserunners reach bases safely and legally advance on caught fly balls.

Spanish and French now explain zone hitting and plate discipline — how disciplined hitters hunt their best pitch and lay off the rest.

Spanish and French now cover walk rate and strikeout rate — the plate-discipline metrics that reveal a hitter's approach and value.

Spanish and French now explain two common swing-path faults — the uppercut and the down-and-in chop — and how to tell a timing problem from a true path problem.

Spanish and French now explain bat path and bat drag — why the shape of the swing, not just bat speed, decides whether contact is hard or weak.

Spanish and French now cover two load faults — wrapping the bat and a hitch in the swing — that quietly steal reaction time against velocity.

Spanish and French now cover a collapsing back side and lunging — two faults that drain a hitter's power before contact and how to spot them.

Spanish and French now explain front-foot landing timing and the toe-tap trigger — two keys to being on time against velocity.

Spanish and French now cover the leg kick and no-stride approach — how hitters trade rhythm for timing to stay on time against velocity.

Spanish and French now explain a dropped back shoulder and a front shoulder flying open — two upper-body faults behind pop-ups and weak pulled contact.

Spanish and French now cover head movement and backspin — how a stable head helps ball tracking and how backspin adds carry to a well-struck ball.

Spanish and French now cover topspin contact and squared-up rate — why some hard-hit balls stay weak and how efficiently a swing turns speed into results.

Spanish and French now cover barrel accuracy and contact point — hitting the sweet spot consistently and adjusting where you meet the ball by pitch location.

Spanish and French now cover pull-side and opposite-field hitting — how contact timing sends the ball to each side and why using the whole field beats a shift.

Spanish and French now cover bunt technique and the drag bunt — deadening the ball with soft hands and turning speed into a base hit.

Spanish and French now cover the sacrifice bunt and the squeeze play — trading an out to advance a runner and the high-stakes bunt to score from third.

Spanish and French now cover the check swing and choking up with two strikes — bat control that lets a hitter hold off or shorten up when contact matters most.

Spanish and French now cover chase rate and called-strike rate — the two sides of swing decisions that reveal a hitter's true plate discipline.

Spanish and French now cover whiff rate and whiff on spin vs velocity — separating a bat-to-ball problem from a pitch-recognition gap.

Spanish and French now cover swing length and time to contact — why a shorter, faster swing buys more time to read the pitch against higher velocity.

Spanish and French now cover a hitter's ground-ball/fly-ball profile and the pitcher's command versus control — locating pitches, not just throwing strikes.

Spanish and French now cover pitch mix and effective velocity — how a pitcher varies pitches and uses location to make a pitch play faster or slower than the radar reads.

Spanish and French now cover pitch tunneling and the backdoor breaking ball — deception that makes two pitches look identical until the hitter has already decided.

Spanish and French now cover the front-door breaking ball and the eephus — a pitch that dares to start at the batter and the ultra-slow lob that disrupts timing.

Spanish and French now cover the circle changeup grip and the knuckle curve — how a grip slows a pitch without tipping it and how a bent finger sharpens a curve.

Spanish and French now cover the pickoff move and the balk — how a pitcher legally holds runners and the illegal motions that award them a base.

Spanish and French now cover the quick pitch and windup vs. stretch — pace as a legal weapon and the two delivery positions pitchers use.

Spanish and French now cover the crow hop and the four-seam throwing grip — footwork and grip that give a fielder's throw carry and accuracy.

Spanish and French now cover throw carry and the double-play pivot — how a throw holds its line and the footwork that turns two at second base.

Spanish and French now cover turning two and the relay throw — coordinated team defense that records a double play and cuts down runners from the outfield.

Spanish and French now cover the cutoff man and backhand fielding — intercepting throws to control runners and reaching across the body to extend infield range.

Spanish and French now cover charging a slow roller and reading a hop — attacking the ball and judging the bounce to turn tough grounders into outs.

Spanish and French now cover the short hop and the dreaded in-between hop — the cleanest bounce to field and the awkward one that causes most infield errors.

Spanish and French now cover range factor and first-step quickness — an old-school defensive stat and the reaction that matters more for range than raw speed.

Spanish and French now cover the outfield drop step and reading the ball off the bat — the first move and the split-second read that turn deep flies into outs.

Spanish and French now cover diving-catch technique and blocking pitches in the dirt — the last-resort catch and the catcher's skill that keeps balls in front.

Spanish and French now cover pitch framing and catcher pop time — the quiet-hands skill that steals strikes and the throw-down clock that controls the running game.

Softball analyses now speak their own game — slow-pitch coaching for carry and arc, fast-pitch coaching for a compact, quick swing — instead of borrowing baseball's read.

The swing-plane view now speaks each sport's language and shows an honest read of your impact-zone move and the key swing positions it located.

Softball breakdowns now coach their own game — fast-pitch quickness and slow-pitch staying back — and pickleball/padel get sharper, shot-specific fixes.

Every sport's swing breakdown now coaches each phase in its own words — baseball, tennis, pickleball and padel read like their sport, not a generic script.

The swing-plane view now marks the key moments of your swing — address, top, delivery, impact and follow-through — right on the traced path.

The swing breakdown now coaches each phase with what good looks like — a short checklist per phase — and golf reads in its own coaching language too.

Pickleball and padel breakdowns now catch more of what actually costs points at the net — late volleys and standing up out of the shot.

The 3D swing-plane view now marks address, top, impact and the finish right on your club's path, next to the ideal-plane reference.

/Dev-Update: text that soft-wrapped onto following lines (common in these commit messages) got cut off mid-sentence with a dangling em-dash. Continuation lines now fold into the trailer value until a blank line or the next recognized key.

Every tutorial video's on-screen guide now moves in step with what's being said, instead of racing ahead or trailing off silent.

The glossary now groups its topics into clear, labeled families so you can find the right term faster.

Clearer diagrams now explain key glossary terms across every sport

More sports now get clear glossary diagrams — golf shot shapes, grip and setup, plus tactics for softball, pickleball, and padel

More sports get clear glossary diagrams — golf setup and faults, padel wall play and serves, plus softball, tennis, and pickleball tactics

More sports get clear glossary diagrams — golf shot-shaping and setup, plus tennis, padel, pickleball, softball, and practice-science visuals

More sports get clear glossary diagrams — golf downswing, tennis grips, pitch movement, and practice-science visuals

Every sport's glossary now shows clear coaching diagrams — fastball grips, the overhead smash, padel lob and smash, and how your confidence score is built

Fixed a visual glitch where the sample report preview on the homepage showed misaligned card borders.

Milestones can now be published straight from the admin dashboard with one click, instead of requiring a manual code edit.

The glossary now shows short-game coaching diagrams — bunker and flop shots, chipping, green reading and lag putting — plus one-handed backhands, serves, and how one fix is chosen first

Your official social links now show up in the footer everywhere on the site, including the newer page designs.

Cricket joins the glossary with coaching diagrams for its classic shots — the cover drive, pull, cut, hook, sweep and straight drive — plus swing bowling, the impact position, the two-handed backhand and padel corner play

The site footer now lists all the sports you can analyze.

The coach certification callout on the coaches page now has clearer, more readable spacing.

Fixed the retest badge on the homepage covering up swing-tracking details on phones and tablets.

Swapped in sport-accurate icons for tennis, pickleball, padel, baseball and softball on the sport-picker screen.

You can now see exactly which profile fields are still missing (and why they matter) right on the profile screen — no more guessing what "complete your profile" wants from you.

iPhone swing videos now upload instead of failing instantly.

The interactive demo's practice suggestion now reads in plain English instead of raw metric codes.

You get the whole story of your swing in one clear view, with an honest read on how sure we are about each number.

Seeing your score, your motion, and your next fix together makes it easier to know exactly what to practice next.

Rising and falling keywords in your search visibility now shape your content priorities automatically once Search Console is connected.

Coaching cards and drill recommendations now show clear, readable labels instead of raw technical field names.

Build a coach-ready report is now available. Turn sessions into a clean summary to share with a coach.

It gives you a clearer, faster path to the outcome this feature provides.

The pricing page is now live in the site menu — the whole improvement loop stays free, with clear early-access signup for the optional paid tiers.

Your dashboard now reads the same in every sport — one clear next action, where you are in the loop, your score at a glance, and your current fix.

The homepage overview video now matches SwingVantage's current look.

If a video analysis ever stalls, you now get a clear explanation and a retry path within seconds instead of an endless spinner.

The analysis, retest, and library screens now show their real layout instantly while loading instead of a blank flash.

Buttons across the app now use one consistent language — analyze your swing, open your practice plan, retest — so it is always clear what happens next.

Finish your first swing check and your practice plan is instantly on Today as a real checklist — one fix, one drill, and a retest day, no extra setup.

Tap any label on your results to see exactly how that read was made, what powered it, and how confident we are — in the same plain words everywhere.

Every 'analyze a swing' button now opens the analyzer directly — one clear front door on every sport's dashboard.

Tennis, pickleball, and padel now get their own broadcast-style swing breakdown — swing shape, path tilt, and contact timing with honest confidence labels — just like golf and baseball already had.

Get your first full swing analysis free with no account — your result is yours before we ever ask you to sign up.

Lessons and guides now end with a one-tap way to analyze your own swing — free — right where you finished reading.

If your video was too blurry or cropped for a confident read, SwingVantage now walks you through exactly what to fix and gets you set up to re-film in one tap.

The training video library now matches SwingVantage's current look.

Free swing checks now save to your history and count toward your totals, even when the deeper review isn't available.

A new tennis serve demo swing, plus swing targets grounded in published sport-science research.

Every sport now has its own look — a signature icon, colors, and court-inspired patterns that make your sport's common problems easier to browse, pick, and fix.

Each sport on the home page now has its own branded card — colors, icon, and its most common problems at a glance.

The Start Here page and sample reports now include a short video showing how to get set up and how to read your analysis

Every sport page now includes a real demo video lesson so you can see how SwingVantage teaches before you start

Drill pages now show a matching technique video from the training library when one exists

New free Academy — short guided courses that teach you to record a better video, read your report, work one fix at a time, and retest to prove it worked.

Your Academy progress now follows your account — sign in and your courses, badges, and certificates sync across your devices.

Every Academy lesson now has a built-in helper that answers your questions about that lesson — instantly and privately, and points you to Motion Lab when you need to measure your own swing.

Your dashboard now leads with one clear next action instead of a stack of competing cards.

Simpler navigation — five clear destinations (Today, Plan, Analyze, Progress, More) on every screen.

Free tools now clearly show their result is a generic starting point, with a one-tap path to decode your real swing for free.

The Start flow now walks you through four clear steps — sport, problem, evidence, then your fix — and shows how much confidence each option gives you.

Your swing report now follows one clear order every time — the fix, your first moves, what it can't see, then a single retest to confirm it.

When a swing video can't be analyzed, you now get the specific reason and the one thing to fix — not a generic checklist.

Before a retest you can now confirm you're filming under the same conditions — and see exactly how fair the comparison will be. A quiet strip also counts down to your retest day during a plan.

When your retest shows real improvement, you now get a shareable proof card of the result.

Estimated numbers on your report now link straight to measuring them from your real swing video.

The Motion Lab page now opens with a live 3D sample you can spin and scrub — try the lab before uploading anything.

Your retest now shows a clear before-and-after side by side — with the change marked by shape and words, not just color.

On mobile, tapping + now lets you choose to capture a new swing or upload an existing video.

Refreshed every in-app tutorial video to the current look — sharper, clearer, and easier to follow.

Tutorials are now a guided library — short lessons with a video, written steps, and one clear next step for every part of your journey, including sport-specific how-tos.

Golf, tennis, and baseball swing-analysis pages now open with what matters most for each sport — the data for golf, the technique for tennis, and real results for baseball.

Your AI vision review now points you to relevant drills and guides for the issue it spots, so you know exactly what to work on next.

New "Ask SwingVantage" page — ask any swing or stroke question and get an instant answer from our coaching library, with links to learn more.

Glossary pages now include motion diagrams and deeper explanations for golf, baseball, and tennis fundamentals — spot a fault in your swing and immediately understand what it means.

Glossary pages for pickleball, slow-pitch, and fast-pitch softball are now 2-3x more comprehensive with structured coaching tips, video observation guides, common mistakes, and FAQs

Baseball and tennis glossary entries are now 2-3x more detailed, with coaching context, common mistakes, and tips for every skill level.

Glossary pages now include custom diagrams for key mechanics and 3x richer definitions across golf, pickleball, and softball terms

Cricket glossary now contains in-depth coaching breakdowns for every key batting and bowling technique

Six new sport-specific diagrams now appear on glossary term pages for tennis, padel, cricket, and baseball — giving athletes visual references alongside written definitions.

Glossary now includes over 20 sport-specific diagrams to help athletes visualize key techniques across pickleball, cricket, tennis, golf, and softball.

Empty screens across your bag, dashboard, and training now clearly tell you what to do next.

Snap a photo of your numbers is now available. How to photograph a launch-monitor screen so it reads accurately.

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Sport-specific drill walkthrough is now available. A short, correct demonstration of a key drill for each sport.

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A safe space for young athletes is now available. How SwingVantage keeps youth practice encouraging and private.

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Video analysis results now show clearer confidence, evidence, retest guidance, and sharing context.

SwingVantage's official social links can now be managed in one place and published consistently across the site.

Motion Lab now explains Club Plane with clearer confidence, evidence markers, and more honest low-confidence overlays.

Free tools, problem paths, reports, and retests now point athletes to the clearest next step so it is easier to keep moving through one fix, one plan, and one retest.

Motion Lab now highlights one clear fix with stronger confidence guidance and retest goals.

Friends is now available. Friends — detected from /friends/add/:handle.

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Set up in 2 minutes is now available. Walks a new user through picking a sport and getting a first result.

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The 3-step method is now available. Analyze → learn → practice → improve, shown end-to-end.

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Back up & protect your data is now available. Keep progress safe and move it between devices.

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Homepage hero explainer is now available. First 60 seconds: what SwingVantage is and how it turns a swing into a fix.

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How Today's Fix works is now available. One small, doable step at a time — why that beats overwhelm.

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How progress tracking works is now available. Trends, comparisons, and streaks that prove improvement.

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How to read your analysis is now available. What scores, confidence, and "estimate" actually mean, and what to do next.

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Your Today dashboard tour is now available. Orients a new user to focus, recent sessions, and next action.

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Your data, explained is now available. Plain-language account sync, privacy, and youth protections.

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Motion Lab: 3D analysis is now available. What browser-side 3D motion capture shows and how to use it.

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Your improvement story is now available. How SwingVantage turns sessions into a motivating narrative.

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Your club path is now traced from the clubhead's actual motion in your swing video, with a cleaner, more reliable 3D swing view.

Motion Lab stays smooth while it traces your club, tells you when a read needs a cleaner camera angle, and shows a quick tip the first time you open each 3D view.

Golf swing reads now show at a glance how confident each number is and how it stacks up against the ideal range.

Swing video playback now opens with one clear fix to focus on, with deeper analysis a tap away.

Your swing plane is now an interactive 3D surface you can spin to see your real plane and how steep it sits.

You can now record a swing fully hands-free — set your phone down, get in frame, and it starts and stops on its own when you swing.

Cleaner kinetic-chain timing chart — link labels stay readable even when your sequence fires in quick succession.

The club-path picture now shows a clean swing-plane ring instead of a thin distorted sliver.

The 3D swing plane now opens at a clear angle you can actually read, instead of looking flat or tangled.

Your club path now shows a clean sweeping swing-loop with your traced clubhead on top.

Cleaner in-app tip cards that point you to your next free win — get your first fix, invite a friend, or see your swing in 3D.

New guided practice drills for cricket, padel, and pickleball players — every common problem now has a drill to work on.

After a drill you can now say whether the diagnosis felt right and whether you want it easier or harder — so your plan keeps getting more personal.

The AI Coach now answers your questions with a real, data-grounded plan even before full AI is switched on — free.

Choose your coaching style — pick the voice that teaches you best, and your drills and tips follow it.

You can now pick a teaching style and it tailors which drills we suggest — shown with a clear, neutral style label.

Your 3D swing history now stays with your account and is included in your data backup, so past swings follow you.

Your tennis, pickleball, and padel videos now recognize which stroke you hit — forehand, backhand, serve, volley and more — and tailor the breakdown to that stroke.

The homepage now greets you with a live, animated look at a real swing analysis, so you can see exactly what you'll get before you begin.

The homepage now has one clear 'what are you struggling with?' path — pick your sport and your problem in one place instead of two overlapping menus.

There's now a clear answer on the site to 'why is SwingVantage free?' — the core coaching runs on your device, so we can keep it free for every athlete.

The About page now explains exactly how SwingVantage analyzes your swing — and links the full method, so you can see the thinking behind every result.

Shared progress cards now load a touch faster and don't shift around as the page comes in — a smoother first impression when someone opens a friend's swing improvement.

Every sport page now leads with a free, instant swing analysis — one tap to your first fix — instead of asking you to upload a video or sign in first.

Cleaned up the homepage stats so they stay focused and clear.

New plain-English lessons explain the launch-monitor numbers behind your diagnosis — and your report now links straight to the one for your top issue.

Glossary terms now link straight to the guides and benchmarks that help you act on them, and the lessons you read link back to clear definitions.

When a clip is hard to read, you now still get an honest preliminary read of your non-golf swing instead of a blank result.

Core technique pages and their quick definitions now link to each other, so it is easier to jump between a fast definition and the full lesson.

Key pages now load with a smooth placeholder instead of a blank flash.

New guides — how SwingVantage compares to lessons and free tips, what training transfers across sports, and more padel & pickleball techniques.

Not sure what's wrong with your swing? You now get a free instant result — and the homepage states our one-fix promise right up front.

Every sport now clearly shows whether it's live or still in development, so you always know what you can analyze today.

Pickleball and padel pages now show clearer, more accurate previews in search results.

Your fix plan now adapts to your skill level and any injuries you've noted, and shows you why each drill was picked for you.

Your swing video now gives a full improvement plan — your top fix, drills, a 7-day plan, and a retest — even when the deeper AI review isn't available.

Golf swing videos now get the same specific on-device read as every other sport when deep AI isn't available — your likely fault, fix, drills, and retest.

The homepage and parents page now show every sport SwingVantage supports, with in-development sports clearly labelled.

Clearer camera setup with visual angle examples and a live frame-readiness score before you record.

SwingVantage now clearly signals it's available worldwide.

SwingVantage now coaches in German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and Italian — in the app and on the web.

New guides on fixing the shanks, chipping around the green, and hitting a topspin forehand.

A free multi-sport glossary that explains the language of your game — clear definitions and real examples from beginner basics to pro-level terms.

When we spot a swing fault we can explain, your report now links straight to a short lesson on why it happens and how to fix it.

The glossary is now easy to find from the menu and from each sport's page, and it covers many more padel, softball, pickleball, cricket, and baseball terms.

Your AI video report now shows a confidence score that honestly reflects your clip's quality — a softer or darker clip reads as lower-confidence, so you always know how much to trust the result.

Golf swing reports now include a backswing head-stability read — see how steady you keep your head over the ball, a key to consistent strikes.

Your community leaderboard now shows completed challenges and is clear about which numbers are your own.

Your results now include a share button and a Save-as-PDF option for your plan.

The homepage now shows the essentials at a glance — every sport, free to start.

Your retest reminder now reflects how long your specific fix really takes to show — sooner for quick tweaks, a bit longer for bigger swing changes.

Free challenges, sport benchmark pages, and the equipment checker now take you

If a swing video is too dark, blurry, or short to read, SwingVantage now tells you

Golfers who record a putt now get a dedicated Putting Lab read -- stroke score,

Your "time to retest" reminder in the app now lines up with your actual retest window, so

When you analyze a putt, your top fix now reads the same in the summary and the

Your "time to retest" now follows you across devices — sign in on a new phone or

Today now coaches you day by day - practise your fix, retest only when you are ready, and get an honest read on whether it is working, with easy alternatives when you are not feeling it.

Free tools, sport guides, challenges, and the journey pages now take you straight into your own swing analysis with your sport and issue already set up, and finishing a practice plan leads right to your retest.

Free tools, sport guides, and challenges now take you straight into your own swing analysis with your sport and issue already set up.

Clearer names in the app menu so it's easier to find your plan and your data.

Free tools now take you straight to your first fix instead of a sign-in wall.

A clear, no-pressure explainer of what's free vs what AI adds.

New Trust Center — see our security practices, privacy commitments, and where we stand on compliance, all in plain English.

Two new free golf guides — a break-80 practice plan and a swing-tempo guide — to help you focus practice on the shots that actually lower your score.

Softball players can now choose slow-pitch or fast-pitch when recording a swing, so the analysis matches how you actually play.

Your Today screen is now a focused launchpad — see your one fix, your drill, and when to retest at a glance, then tap Start Practice.

Your profile now shows the next step to reach your goal archetype, and you can share a clean progress card.

Skill ratings for tennis, pickleball, and padel now show clearer, sport-specific evidence behind each score.

You can now block or report another athlete, revoke data-sharing consent, and review an activity log of who has accessed what you shared.

Younger athletes now get age-appropriate, lower-load practice drills — the app holds back anything too advanced for them.

Padel now has its own icon, the homepage sample preview shows a real example score, and every free swing tool is reachable from the top navigation.

Pick exactly what's going wrong in your swing on each sport page, get a free fix, and prove it worked with a quick retest.

See exactly what would sharpen your swing read, share your progress, and get a cheer when a fix sticks.

Start a sport for free with the new Beginner's Journey — learn the basics, build healthy foundations, and see real progress with little or no equipment.

Start improving for free — SwingVantage now clearly explains its proprietary coaching engine and optional AI upgrades

Drill pages now load instantly offline, you can add athlete profiles for the whole family, and milestone cards can be shared as images.

New Motion Lab challenges let athletes track their recording milestones and earn XP for consistency in the swing analysis lab.

Approved video concepts from Coach Mix can now flow directly into the Video Studio production pipeline with one click.

Athletes can now pin a "before" session as their retest baseline — one tap in the results view marks it, and the Compare tab loads it automatically after the next practice session.

New page explaining how SwingVantage compares to other swing analysis tools — honest, side-by-side breakdown with no hype

Every high-intent question about SwingVantage now has a structured answer on the relevant page — better coverage in AI search engines

All previously unreleased platform updates are now live on the updates page

Annual billing option with comparison table now available on the pricing page — save 20% when you commit to a full year

Non-golf athletes on tennis, baseball, softball, pickleball, and padel now see their top detected issue, a recommended focus drill, and a weekly progress recap — matching the depth golf athletes already had.

Study elite mechanics phase-by-phase in the new Pro Swing Library — setup, impact, finish and every key position for golf, tennis, baseball, and more.

Swing animations now move like real athletes for all 7 sports

Navigation redesigned to put your sport and swing analysis front and center.

The homepage now leads with your sport, a plain-English breakdown of what we measure vs. estimate, and quick start paths for both beginners and experienced players.

Baseball and softball sessions now open to an advanced metrics view showing attack angle, swing path, and bat speed at a glance.

The AI now remembers which drills actually helped you — and tunes its suggestions based on whether your committed focus is really moving.

Motion Decode view for baseball and softball now shows a SwingVantage-branded swing breakdown with sport-specific colors, bat arc tracing, and key impact metrics.

Every technique guide now has a direct "Is this your problem? Find out free" conversion block linking to both the analyzer and a sample report.

Sport pages now lead with what we measure, explain how it works, then show our quality standards before FAQs — a clearer trust-building flow for every athlete.

Every sport page now offers a one-tap link to see a real sample analysis before you upload anything.

Your dashboard now leads with today's fix so you always know the one thing to work on.

The dashboard now learns from your feedback — dismissed faults quietly drop in priority so better candidates surface.

Five training videos now live in the Video Library — covering swing path fundamentals, launch monitor workflow, drill navigation, coaching young athletes, and Motion Lab film study.

Motion Lab now has a full walkthrough page, and every sample report shows exactly how sure we are about each insight — measured, estimated, or AI-assisted.

When your 3D came from a single camera, the results now offer a one-tap way to recapture the same swing from two angles for true, measured 3D.

Baseball is now a live Athletic Journey — a full hitting path from New Hitter to Professional, with your stage read from real hitting metrics and games, a sequenced mastery path, an ETA, and a coach/parent report.

Swing Plane now shows clear backswing vs downswing plane lines on your own video, tells you in plain language if you're coming over the top or dropping under it, and gives you one focused fix and drill — with an honest confidence label so you know when to retest from a cleaner angle.

The 3D swing replay now honors your device's reduce-motion setting and is easier to use with a screen reader.

Every swing now shows its 3D quality — Measured, Depth-tracked or Flat — in your history and results, so you can see which swings have the best 3D and improve the rest.

The 3D swing replay opens at a more natural angle, plays back smoother, honestly fades parts it can't see clearly, and respects your reduce-motion setting.

Clearer wording on the sport analysis pages, and tutorial and library videos no longer auto-play with sound.

Your profile now keeps a 3D swing history - every swing rebuilt in 3D, newest first, each one honestly labelled by how its depth was captured, and one tap reopens it in the 3D avatar.

Daily summary insights are now clickable — open a full report and get a one-click fix plan.

See your game as a player card — every skill rated 0–100, with what is improving or slipping and what to work on next.

Baseball and softball player cards now rate your hitting for real — contact, power, timing and more — instead of showing “in development”.

You can now open, bookmark, and share a full page for any single skill in your player card.

The admin notification bell now opens a quick popup of what needs your attention, instead of jumping to a separate page.

The admin navigation now starts tidied up so your current area is easy to find.

We will now remind you when you've recorded a swing but haven't gotten your fix yet, so no session goes to waste.

Achievement badges now show what you earn when you complete each challenge

The homepage now shows a live, sport-selectable product demo built from real engine data — pick your sport and see exactly what a SwingVantage analysis looks like before you upload.

We've made it faster to see what SwingVantage does — click "See a sample report" from the home page to get a full diagnosis without uploading anything first.

Motion Lab now recognizes which golf shot you hit — chip, pitch, punch, half, three-quarter, or full — and tailors the analysis, drills, and retests to it, with an honest confidence read.

You can now optionally tell Motion Lab which golf shot you're hitting before you analyze — or leave it on auto and let it figure out the shot for you.

Equipment Intelligence now surfaces personalised fit insights for every sport — from golf bag gapping to bat drop, racket weight, and paddle core thickness — with clear evidence labels and professional-verification prompts when warranted.

Your profile and Today now adapt to the specific golf shot you've been hitting — recommending matched practice and keeping chips, pitches and full swings tracked separately.

New Putting Lab — upload a putt and see your face, path, tempo, and one priority fix.

Motion Lab now adapts to beginners — first recording sets a baseline, safety patterns surface a warm-up prompt, retests show a plain-language "what changed" card, and no-equipment bodyweight drills work for athletes with zero gear.

Better recovery-aware drills, a beginner checklist you can print, and smarter habit reminders when you miss your usual practice day.

Motion Lab now pulls usable swing data from dark, blurry, or low-quality clips — and always shows what it measured, what it estimated, and exactly how to film a sharper retest.

Tap any motion phase to jump your clip straight to that part of your swing.

The first 100 athletes to finish the Founding Journey now earn a permanent Founding Member badge, first priority for the paid tiers when they roll out, and a place in the Insider Program.

Your swing report now shows a clear capture-quality grade, how deep the analysis can go, and a plain-language read of what it can and can't measure from your clip.

When you compare two swings, SwingVantage now tells you up front whether they're a fair comparison — same angle, framing and quality — so you're never misled by a difference that's really just the camera.

The 3D swing view now shows a clear, life-like body you can rotate, zoom and scrub frame by frame — instead of a tangle of lines.

Your swing's shoulder and hip turn numbers are now far more accurate, reading the true body rotation through the swing.

Your skill tree now shows how each skill compares to what's expected at your rating — flagging which are ahead, on track, or holding you back, down to individual skills within an area — on the path from beginner to professional.

In the 3D view, your club, bat or racket now swings with real depth — you can see it travel behind and around your body instead of lying flat.

The built-in demo swings now show the full-depth 3D body, and you can re-analyze an older swing to upgrade it to the sharper 3D view.

Your skill tree now covers pickleball and padel at the same per-skill detail and tracks every skill over time — showing whether each one has improved, slipped, or held steady since your last check.

You can now re-analyze a recent swing in a single tap to upgrade it to the sharper 3D — no re-upload needed.

Your rotation-quality and timing read more accurately now, tracking the parts of the turn that happen in depth toward and away from the camera.

You now choose, per friend, who can upload swings for you — it's off by default and you can turn it off anytime.

Tap a golf skill and you'll now see exactly which of your own sessions and clips fed that rank — real proof behind every number, never invented.

You can now correct the estimated club, bat or racket path by tapping where the head really is on your video — the path updates everywhere and the fix is saved.

You'll now get an in-app heads-up when someone sends you a friend request, accepts yours, or uploads a swing for you.

In the slow-mo video lab you can now overlay an earlier swing right on your current clip — a true side-by-side of how your body moved then versus now.

Add friends faster — share a personal invite link or QR, or search people by handle.

When you're signed in, your skill tree now lives with your account — the same on every device, and visible to friends you share your profile with.

See how your athlete profile has evolved over time right on your profile.

Skills that genuinely slipped now show exactly how much and over what dates, so you can trust when something needs a retest.

You now control what each friend can see — including a new gate to keep your swing reports private until you choose to share — and a clear activity log shows everything friends have done on your account.

Coaches and parents now see a real roster of friends who opted in, each with their top thing to work on and a one-tap way to send them a focus.

When a friend shares a swing with you, you can now pick exactly which swing and add a short note so the feedback has context.

A clear cloud-sync status now sits in the menu, so you can always tell at a glance whether your progress is saving to your account — and what to do if it isn't.

Your dashboard now opens with "Your Climb" — your current level, your next milestone, the practice that gets you there, and the retest that proves it, all in one view.

Skills above your level now show as locked on your skill tree and unlock as you climb — a clear path from beginner to professional instead of a flat list.

You can now send your SwingVantage invite straight to your phone contacts — pick a contact or text it, and they can add you back in a tap.

Find friends by the handles they already use, invite friends in a tap, and post your swing progress straight to your social networks.

When AI coaching is enabled, your "Your evolution" profile summary now reads as a natural, personalized sentence about how your game has grown — built only from your real history, never invented.

You can now create a private, expiring invite link to add friends — and revoke or rotate it anytime, without sharing your handle.

Friend requests, swings uploaded for you, and coach focuses can now reach you by push notification (and email if you opt in) — not just inside the app.