MUSIC KEEPS PLAYING Filming a swing no longer cuts your music — podcasts, Spotify and everything else keep playing while the app records. CUSTOM DRILLS Build your own practice games: pick targets, zones and club rules — the app scores every ball just like the built-in drills. Start from a template or from scratch, race the clock in Beat-the-Clock mode, and share your drills with friends. BALL TRACER Your swing video now traces the ball's flight like a TV broadcast — the flight the app computes from your launch monitor's data, drawn over your own shot. PRACTICE SWINGS DETECTED The app now spots practice swings on its own and tags them. Filter them out of your videos and stats, review them separately, or clear them in one go — your real shots stay untouched. FAVORITE VIDEOS Tap the heart on any swing video to keep it, and find all your favorites again in one place. DRILLS, REORGANIZED Drills now use the same tab layout as the Range: a Drill tab with exactly the numbers your drill is judged by, a Data tab with your own tiles, and a full shots Table tab. Double-tap the table to go fullscreen. CARRY, THREE WAYS Every shot has three lengths, and each tile now says which one it shows: Carry Distance along the target line, Carry Offline to the side, and Carry Diagonal — the direct line to the ball, the length a longest-drive contest measures. The same three for Total. CORRIDOR STREAKS Set a corridor on any tile and it keeps score: an orange badge counts the shots in a row that stayed inside, a green one your best run of the session. One miss and the count starts over — your best stays. Made for little challenges with your students. TILE CHALLENGES Your corridor tiles now play four games: Streak, X Shots, Record or Timed. Combine tiles into one challenge, and keep personal records across sessions. YOUR MONITOR'S OWN NUMBERS TrackMan 4 now shows its own carry, total and height as extra tiles next to the app's model, just like the Full Swing KIT — and OpenFlight its own carry, the one flight number its radar sends. GCQUAD AND GC3 OVER BLUETOOTH Connect a Foresight GCQuad or GC3 over Bluetooth instead of its Wi-Fi hotspot. Your phone stays on your normal network, so you keep your internet while you practise. With several monitors in the room, the app lists the ones it finds by serial number and remembers the one you picked. FULL SWING KIT Connect the Full Swing KIT over Bluetooth and train with it on the Range and in every drill — including the KIT's own carry, total and height as extra tiles next to the app's model. CONNECTION HELP If a launch monitor can't be reached, the app now tells you why — wrong Wi-Fi, no Wi-Fi, a blocked Local Network setting or the wrong monitor model — and what to do. A shareable connection log helps support if it ever gets stuck. And when a Foresight monitor's offline licence is running out, you see it before the unit locks itself. FASTER RECONNECT When a monitor drops off — switched off, out of range, Wi-Fi gone — the app notices within seconds instead of waiting half a minute, and reconnects on its own when it can — or tells you what to do. No more green icon over a connection that is already gone. BALL STATUS AT A GLANCE Foresight monitors now tell you when they are waiting for you — multiple balls in the picture, or a ball outside the hitting zone. A big orange notice appears front and centre on the Range and in drills, and disappears the moment the monitor is ready. GREEN SHAPES Pinch the practice green into a wide or deep ellipse, like the greens you actually play to. DIRECTION EVERYWHERE Left/right values follow your display choice consistently across tiles, tables and statistics.

TrajectoryX 8.3 — TrackMan, OpenFlight & Realistic Scenes - Realistic scenes: the Mountain and Ocean ranges now come in a realistic look — dense forests, rugged peaks, beach rocks and palms. Pick Comic or Realistic in Settings ▸ Range ▸ 3D. - TrackMan 4 support: connect your TM4 directly over Wi-Fi — live shot data, an instant flight preview about a second after impact, swing videos straight from the TrackMan camera, and a view-only mode when someone else runs the device. Target distance, indoor/outdoor and camera brightness are set right in the app, with an aim dialog showing the device's own camera view. - OpenFlight launch monitors can connect now, too — your club selection stays in sync between the app and the OpenFlight web UI, in both directions. - Flag & Green: place a flag and green on the range and aim at it. Every shot keeps the green it was played to — move the target any time, and a preview shows where the next shots will go. - Free camera: explore the 3D range from any angle. - Improved range layout: the data points moved into their own "Data" tab, so the graphics get the full width — hide single values, reorder them by press-and-hold, and see the average and maximum deviation per value. - Record Swing control (iOS 18+): start filming straight from the Lock Screen, Control Center or the Action button — one tap opens the app right in the full-screen swing camera. - Swing video player: step back and forth through all of a session's videos. - Mac & iPads: floating panels and center line shift for projector setups where the hitting mat is off-center.

TrajectoryX 8.2 — Ocean Range Your 3D driving range gets a whole new world: - New Ocean scene: practice on an endless sea with a palm-lined beach, right next to the classic mountain range. Pick your scene in Settings ▸ Range ▸ 3D. - Refreshed, more stylized 3D scenery for both worlds. Also in this release: - Golf Camera: switch Auto/Manual on the fly, save a trimmed clip even when no swing was detected, on-screen distance hints, and automatic screen dimming to save battery while filming. - iPad: two-column data points on wide landscape layouts. - Mac: zoom the 3D range with the mouse wheel and keyboard.

TrajectoryX 8.1 — see your shots in 3D, more launch monitors, better on iPad New 3D Range: watch your real ball flight replayed through a photorealistic 3D driving range. Follow the ball with a bright tracer from behind, down the target line or overhead — pinch to zoom and drag to look around. More launch monitors — now works with the Bushnell Launch Pro and GC3S: - Bushnell Launch Pro and GC3S connect exactly like a Foresight GC3 and give you the full TrajectoryX experience — drills, range visualization, swing video and AI coaching. - Experimental support for the Foresight GCHawk and Falcon. - Plus everything you already know: GCQuad, QuadMAX, GC3 and Garmin Approach R10 (E6 Connect). Better on iPad: Use TrajectoryX side by side with other apps — Split View and freely resizable windows are now fully supported, and every screen adapts to the window size.

TrajectoryX 8.0 — Foresight Sports GC3 TrajectoryX now works with your Foresight Sports GC3. Connect your GC3 over its Wi-Fi and get the full TrajectoryX experience — live ball and club data on the range, drills and Trackman Combine tests, your swing on video, and instant AI coaching. Everything you already get with the GCQuad and QuadMAX, now on the GC3. The whole app stays free, and you can try Pro at no cost every day.

TrajectoryX 7.0 — Swing Video See your own swing, not just your numbers. Hit your shot and TrajectoryX records it for you and plays it back in crisp slow motion — so you can finally see what your swing really looks like and what to work on. - Watch it in slow motion: step through your swing frame by frame and jump straight to the key moments — Start, Top, Impact and End are found for you. - Completely hands-free: it starts recording on its own the moment you hit. Nothing to press, nothing to set up. - No launch monitor needed: film your swing anywhere — the range, the net or your back garden. All it takes is your phone. Also new: keep and share your practice. Export a whole session — every shot with its swing video — and move it to another device or send it to your coach. The whole app is free, and you can try Pro at no cost every day.

TrajectoryX 6.0 — AI Coach Get instant, data-driven coaching on your practice. TrajectoryX can now send your range and drill data to an AI of your choice for analysis: - Analyze a whole session with one tap: a clear summary with an overall grade, your strengths, the areas to improve (each tied to the exact numbers), and a targeted practice drill. - Optional live feedback after every shot: a compact banner shows what happened, the main issue and a swing cue — without interrupting your practice. - Bring your own API key (Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini). You choose the provider, model and response language; usage is billed to your own account. Also in this release: - Connect a GCQuad/QuadMAX and a Garmin R10 at the same time: the connection icon now shows which device is connected and stays green as long as at least one device is connected. - New Garmin R10 (E6 Connect) connection indicator — green when connected, red when the connection drops. - The on-screen keyboard no longer hides input fields while editing a drill. - Improved landscape layout for the single data point view.

TrajectoryX 5.0 — now with Garmin R10 support. Connect your Garmin R10 via E6 Connect and record full ball and club data side by side with your existing launch monitor — carry, total distance, spin, launch angles — in every drill and competition. Also new: a Home Screen and Lock Screen widget showing your last session at a glance — shot count, longest carry, and your most-used club.

1. Ladder Drill Update: Retry failed shots! You can now configure one or more retries per distance. 2. Data Point Descriptions Long-press any data point to view a quick explanation of its meaning.

You can now export your range sessions directly into Excel or CSV format for deeper analysis.

Individual Thresholds: You can now set bounds for all your data points (available with subscription). Enhanced Alerts: Improved visual feedback to help you spot when limits are exceeded.

With this version, you have the option of setting lower and upper bounds for most of the data points in range mode. If one of the bounds is exceeded, you will receive audible and visual feedback. Tapping on one of the data points maximizes it. In this view, you also have the option of entering bounds and you will receive feedback on whether the limits have been adhered to.

The last shot on the range can now be deleted. In addition it is possible to exclude shots from the calculation of average values in the table.

Ladder Drills: This new drill type means hitting several shots to increasing or decreasing distances like climbing a ladder. It trains distance control and consistency.

Fix for drills with random distances

Show a single data point in Range Mode. Just tap any data point to view it in full-screen.

Show data points in drill mode on the left side like in range mode. DB initialization for fresh installations fixed, where no data migration from CodeData is needed. Disable liquid glass design. All deprecated CoreData code removed.

Calculate and display average deviation distance (= vertical)/offline (= horizontal)/total (= diagonal) and consistency data points for "target circle" and "as few strokes as possible" drill types.

Display the correct target distance for "as few strokes as possible" drills.

1. Linear interpolation for strokes gained calculation has been fixed. 2. Shots gained is now calculated for all drill types except spin drill where it does not make sense. 3. For "as few strokes as possible" drills you can decide what happens when your shot is outside the target circle (retry same distance, back to previous distance, back to first distance or restart).

1. Impact graphics is rotated by delivered lie angle. Values for this angle and the horizontal+vertical deviation from the optimal impact point (defined by the markers on your club face) are shown. 2. Average and standard deviation is calculated for all shots up to a club change in the range shots table. You find these new values on the range tab. Just click the top right table-icon and execute some shots.

You can now select a new graphic that shows the impact points on the club face.

"Landing/descent angle" and "face to path" are calculated and displayed.

Optimized performance. No delays even with hundreds of shots in a singe session through the use of a new persistence layer. Apples's heavyweight CoreData framework has been replaced by GRDB. Be patient when starting the application for the first time and do not abort it, as all data is migrated from CoreData to GRDB.

* Additional data points are shown on the range tab: - Descent/landing angle - Flight time - Horizontal and vertical strike * Revised Session Table