Sharper video, better swing detection, and a clearer read on every swing. RECORDING Fixed a bug that recorded at a far lower resolution than intended, which is why clips looked soft. The guided camera now holds a sharp 1080p at 60fps and keeps focus and exposure tracking through the swing. SWING DETECTION One stroke is now one stroke. A takeback and a follow-through are no longer counted as separate swings. Cuts between clips are no longer mistaken for swings. On an edited video that used to hide the real tennis behind the edits. STROKE RECOGNITION Grooved now tells seven motions apart instead of three: forehand and backhand drives, forehand and backhand slices, serve, overhead, and volley, plus two-handed backhands. Where two shots share one motion, Grooved says so instead of guessing. A drop shot and a slice look identical to a camera, so it will not pretend otherwise. EVERY SWING, CLEARER The per-swing screen now opens with the answer: which checkpoints held, which are worth working on, and a drill for each one. The measurements behind it moved into a section you can open whenever you want them. Shoulder turn is now described in words. A side-on camera cannot measure rotation in degrees, so it no longer prints a number as if it could. SHARING The highlight clip now picks your best-scoring swing rather than simply the clearest one, exports noticeably faster, and the skeleton overlay can be switched off. The consistency card and the before-and-after overlay have been removed. FIXES Importing a video no longer looks frozen, and picking the same video twice now works.