What's New in Version 1.3 This is our biggest update yet! Video Overlay has a whole new look that puts every control right next to your video, and some powerful new ways to break down every rep. All-new workspace. Play, step frame by frame, scrub and change speed from one clean control bar right under your video. Your tools sit in simple tabs, one at a time, so the video stays front and center. Frame-perfect trimming. Trim both clips at once, right down to a single frame. Tap "Match Lengths" and both reps line up to exactly the same length. Align on the body. In Overlay, line up two reps using body points like the lead foot and head, then fine-tune the timing a frame at a time. See the numbers in full screen. Full screen now truly fills your iPhone and iPad, and the angle comparison comes with you, so you can see exactly how many degrees changed between two reps. Save exactly what you see. Save your comparison with the skeleton and angles burned right in, ready to share with athletes and parents. Beautiful on every screen. A brand-new launch screen and layouts built for iPhone and iPad, in portrait and landscape. Polished everywhere. Clearer time display, easier-to-tap controls and lots of smaller refinements. Thank you for coaching with Video Overlay. We can't wait to see what you and your athletes discover!

We continue to improve Video Overlay. Save now captures exactly what you see. Whatever is on your screen is what lands in your camera roll. Video with the skeleton over it, Lines Only on a clean background, or Merged with both athletes' skeletons on a single surface. Line up the view you want to share, hit Save, and that is the file you get. Save from anywhere. Use the button in the top bar or the one at the bottom of the panel, whichever is closer to your thumb. Tap a video to work on it. Selecting a clip is now as simple as touching it, and the trim, sync and opacity controls follow along. The Video 1 and Video 2 buttons are still there when you want them. Swap clips in place. Every loaded video has a trash button beside its label. Clear that pane and drop in a new clip without leaving the screen. Full screen, your way. Expanding keeps the layout you set up, so side by side, solo and merged all fill the screen exactly as you arranged them. Plus broader clip support, including videos with no audio, and a smoother save experience throughout.

Motion Skeleton — see the movement, not just the video. • Trace each athlete's joints automatically, and watch the skeleton move with the clip • Measure lead elbow and lead hip angles on both clips, with the difference between them shown side by side • Choose video, video plus skeleton, or skeleton only — per clip, so you can strip a swing down to pure motion • Merge both skeletons onto one canvas, rescaled to the same torso length, to compare shapes directly • Saved videos now include the skeleton and angle readouts, so what you export is what you saw Also fixed: clip rotation is honoured in exports, start offsets are applied on every export path, and side-by-side alignment is more accurate.