Coach’s Eye

See every frame. Coach what they can’t see.

Coach’s Eye turns your iPad into a frame-by-frame video studio. Record on the floor, scrub a takeoff to the exact frame, draw the angle that fixes the landing, and send the whole thing to your athlete before they’re off the mat.

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Gymnast mid back-handspring on beam with coaching annotations drawn over the takeoff arc, body line, and landing
Built for the floor

A studio that fits in your pocket.

01 / Frame stepper

Step through the rep, one frame at a time.

Drag the scrubber, tap forward, or use the jog wheel. A four-digit timecode tells you exactly where you are — to the centisecond — so you can compare two attempts side by side.

02 / Drawing tools

Freehand, lines, angles. Undo when you change your mind.

Four tools — freehand, line, protractor, eraser — in seven colors. Stroke width slider for thin precision marks or bold callouts. Made a wrong move? One tap to undo, one to redo.

03 / Clip tags

Tag the clip. Find it again in a tap.

Color-code each video — by athlete, by apparatus, by skill. The library filters down instantly, so the rep you need is one tap away on the floor.

04 / Local-first

Thousands of clips. Zero cloud.

Everything stays on your iPad. No uploads, no syncing, no waiting on a connection. Open a clip from last season and it scrubs as fast as one shot ten seconds ago. Your athletes’ footage stays your athletes’ footage.

The app

Built native for iOS. The way iOS apps used to be.

Library home
Your video library
Every clip, searchable. Date, tag, and athlete filters built in.
Analysis workspace
The analysis workspace
Always black, always glare-free. Where the actual coaching happens.
Drawing tools in use
Draw on the moment
Protractor angles. Trajectory arcs. Freehand. Pinned to the exact frame.
Who it’s for

If the answer is in a fraction of a second, it’s for you.

Built first for gymnastics — where rotations are won and lost in three frames. The same tools work for any sport that lives between the cameras.

Gymnastics

Catch the rotation count on a double layout. Compare the same pirouette across two attempts. See the half-foot of drift in a beam landing.

60 / 120 / 240 FPS

Diving

Tuck angle, entry line, splash radius. Pull the camera roll from poolside, find the frame where the body locked, mark it.

120 FPS · slo-mo

Throws & jumps

Shot put release angle. Javelin block. Long-jump knee drive. Frame-step the plant foot to find the loss in power.

60 / 240 FPS

Martial arts

The hip rotation on a roundhouse. The cross-step on a takedown. Annotate the angle, share the frame, drill the fix.

60 / 120 FPS

Dance & cheer

Lines, spacing, timing. Watch a routine sync up — or not — across the squad. Mark the count where it slips.

60 FPS

Skating & ice

Take-off edge, rotation axis, landing knee. Replay the triple, then the quad. The clock keeps moving; the frames don’t.

60 / 120 FPS

Golf

Shoulder turn, hip clearance, club face at impact. Step the swing one frame at a time to see where the path opens up.

120 / 240 FPS

Baseball & softball

Pitcher’s release point. Hitter’s stride and bat path. Stop on contact, draw the angle, send it to the dugout.

120 / 240 FPS
Questions, answered

A few things worth knowing.

Is Coach’s Eye free?
Yes — the app is free to download. The free tier covers seven videos total, with full drawing tools and frame stepping. A Pro plan removes the cap for unlimited videos. There are no separate storage fees because everything stays on your device.
Is this the same Coach’s Eye that was discontinued?
No — this is a new, independent app built by a small team at Gym Art, not affiliated with TechSmith. The original Coach’s Eye was sunset in 2020 and isn’t coming back. We wanted the same kind of frame-by-frame, draw-on-the-clip tool for our own athletes, so we built one from scratch — fresh iOS-native code, same intent.
What frame rates does it support?
Whatever your iPhone records. Coach’s Eye reads the native frame rate of the clip — 30, 60, 120, or 240 FPS — and lets you step one frame at a time. Slo-mo footage looks exactly the way the Camera app captured it.
Can I import existing video?
Yes. Pull clips from your camera roll, AirDrop them in from another phone, or import from Files. Anything iOS can play, Coach’s Eye can scrub.
Where do the videos live?
On your device, in the app’s own library. There’s no cloud storage and nothing is uploaded to a server unless you explicitly share or export a clip. Your athletes’ footage stays your athletes’ footage.
Is there an iPad version?
The same app runs on iPad with a wider library grid and a roomier workspace. Apple Pencil works for drawing — pressure included.
Android?
We’re actively working on the Android version. If you’re a coach on Android and want to be told the day it ships, leave us an email.
What languages?
English, French, Spanish, German, and Italian out of the box. The interface follows your device language.
Get it

Your next practice — but seen clearly.

Free on the App Store. Seven videos free, then a Pro plan when you’re ready.