The loop
Practice fixes it. A game proves it.
Practice baseline
Upload a clip and get a mechanics score plus an archetype match against NBA shooters.
One targeted drill
We find your single weakest link — not five vague notes — and build a plan to fix just that.
Game Check
Test the fix against a clip from an actual game. Not another rep in an empty gym.
Transfer Score
See whether the fix actually held up, confirmed by a real possession — not assumed from practice.
For players
Know exactly what to fix — and whether it stuck.
Every clip gets a Mechanics Rating, a breakdown by set point, elbow, release timing and follow-through, and a Pro Match to a current NBA shooter. Home tracks your Transfer Score and streak, and your Training Cycle always shows the one flaw you're actually working on.
For coaches
One roster view. Nothing you shouldn't see.
Share a join code, and every player on your team shows up with their Transfer Score, streak, and what they're working on. A season Pro code covers your whole roster with one generate. Coaches only ever see aggregate scores — never a clip, never a Coach Chat conversation.
From us, personally
Mechanics apps are everywhere now — upload a clip, get a form score, move on. That part stopped being interesting a while ago. What we actually wanted to know was simpler: does the fix hold up when it matters, in an actual game, against actual defense. So that's the loop we built — practice finds the flaw, a drill plan targets it, and a Game Check tells you the truth about whether it stuck.
We're small, and we're building this alongside a real high school team this season. If something feels off, tell us — we're reading every reply.
— Samardh, Waysport
Your clips are yours. A coach only ever sees scores and streaks — never film, never a Coach Chat conversation. Delete your account at any time and everything, including stored video, is removed with it.