01
Slow it down.
Review at half or quarter speed. Step through your setup, release, and follow-through one frame at a time.
Basketball Draw
Your shot. A closer look.
See your shot.
Find your next cue.
Slow it down. Draw what matters. Compare your next attempt. Basketball video review for players, parents, and coaches.
Coming soon for iPhone & iPad
Pay once. No ads. No subscriptions.
- Frame-by-frame playback
- Draw directly on video
- Compare two clips
- Private, on-device library
From the first rep to the next
Make practice
easier to see.
Bring a clip from your camera roll or record in the app. Then take your time with the moments that happen too fast on the court.
02
Make the cue visible.
Draw lines and circles. Add an alignment grid or body overlay to inspect the positions you want to work on.
03
Compare attempts.
Open two saved clips together. Match the camera angle and playback position to compare the details that matter.
App screenshots use illustrative practice footage of fictional players. Body tracking estimates joint positions; it does not grade your shot or track the ball.
Keep something useful
Your practice.
Your progress.
Keep the clips and cues you want to come back to, from free throws to footwork.
- Organize your reps
- Save by shot type, add tags, and favorite clips worth revisiting.
- Remember the adjustment
- Keep voice notes alongside your clips so the cue is there next practice.
- Share a clear checkpoint
- Export an annotated photo or video and send it to your coach using the iOS share sheet.
Private by design
Your practice stays yours.
Videos, notes, and body analysis stay on your device. No account to create. No feed to post to. Share only when you choose.
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No subscriptions.
No in-app purchases.
No ads.
A few useful answers
Before you
hit the court.
When can I download it?
Basketball Draw is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It will be a paid download with all features included.
Is there a subscription?
No. Pay once. There are no subscriptions, in-app purchases, ads, or accounts.
Can I use videos I already have?
Yes. Import a basketball video from your library, or record a new clip in the app. A steady camera, good lighting, and one clearly visible player make review easier.
Does it automatically grade my shot?
No. You choose the checkpoints to review. Body tracking estimates joint positions; it does not give a shooting score, track the ball, or decide whether a shot went in.
Does my video leave my device?
Your library and analysis stay on your device unless you choose to export or share. Photos, other apps, and device backups follow your own settings.
Does it work on iPad?
Yes. Basketball Draw is built for iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 17.6 or later. The larger screen gives you more room to review and compare clips.
Need a hand?
Setup tips, permissions, exports, or a question about your clips.