The verdict comes first now. Film a swing and the grade, the plain-English sentence and the drill that fixes it are the first thing you see — the reel and the styles are right underneath. PROGRESS, IN WORDS My Bucket is now Progress. It opens with whether you're improving ("Score up 6 over your last five swings"), the one thing to work on, and the button to go do it. Your score is still there as the evidence, with a plain explanation of what goes into it. SEVEN NEW DRILLS Step Drill, Tour Tempo, Post Up, Towel Drill, Nine to Three, Feet Together and Finish Hold — eleven in all. Every one is tied to a score the app measures and has a pass test you can check. A COACH YOU CAN SEE Every drill now shows an animated figure doing the move while a real voice calls each rep. It shows you the drill before you start it. BETTER EVERY BUCKET PRO See exactly what changed since your last swing, consistency and the long trend, your whole history, plus the premium reel styles and your handle with no Better Every Bucket mark. Everything that measures your swing — filming, all the scores, the drills, the reels, your last five swings — is unchanged and stays that way. ALSO A three-card walkthrough on first open. Reels that aren't about impact: The Top, Finish, Setup, Positions. Four new looks: Ribbon, Thermal, Redline, Stopwatch. Every tool screen redrawn to fit the app. Exported reels keep their sound.

One button. Film a swing (or pick a clip) and the app hands back a reel, a grade and the one drill — in that order. The style is picked for you; change it in one tap. A new Graded style shows just your swing with the report card stamped on the strike. Share your grade as a story image, instantly. Drills are now full-screen sessions: a ring that fills as reps land, a tempo pendulum, one Start button. No more web-page feel anywhere.

Reels. Film one swing, get eighteen back. • 18 FX styles, all built from your own swing: Meteor, Lightning, Neon, Dragon, Laser, Anime, Sparkle, Echo, K.O., Fireworks, Cinematic, Sin City, Glitch, Shockwave, Comic, Duotone, Emoji rain, Money. • Captions that hit: POV, rate it, wait for it, sound on — or type your own. • Your handle on the watermark, not ours. • Export lands in your camera roll or straight in Instagram through the share sheet. (In 1.2 the export button did nothing in the app. That was our bug. Sorry.) • 1080×1920, Instagram's native size. Pick as many styles as you want, export once, share them all. • Your numbers, if you want them: Chain (hips first or shoulders first, measured), Wave (your hand-speed curve), Then vs Now (two swings synced at impact), Strike card, Filmstrip. The report card got simpler. One grade, one plain sentence, one fix, one reel button. Every score is still there — one tap down, in plain English. Every tool now opens straight to the tool. One upload feeds both: grade a swing and "Make it a reel" is right on your report card. Also fixed: the home screen no longer opens to nothing on a fresh install, the Swing Tempo Card accepts video again, and two stray sewing-thread emoji that had been standing in for our logo since 1.0 are gone. Yes, really.

Your home screen now tells you what to work on. After a graded swing it shows one drill — the fault it fixes, the reps, and the pass test — instead of a wall of tools. The drill runs itself: it calls every rep out loud so your hands stay on the club, counts your sets, and holds you to the tempo the drill is built around. Film it again and the app compares the two runs: what moved, by how much, and whether it actually passed. Swing Reel keeps the whole frame now, with a blurred fill built from your own footage, and no longer stalls on longer clips.

A new home screen that opens straight to your swing — and greets you with your last score. One upload now feeds every measurement; drills are organized by the fault they fix. Back button and menu on every screen. Smoother, faster, with haptic feedback. Fixed: video loading in Swing Reel and the drill tools.