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

Range Zoom: You can zoom into the range views now for example to see the details in the area of landing points. Just try "pinch to zoom" or "double-tap to zoom". For 'Trajectory Model+, Zoom-20x' subscription owners the maximum zoom scale is 20, for all others it is only 2. Horizontal range view has been rotated by 90° in order to match the orientation of the offline view. Performance improvements and lower resource consumption.

Additional 'Trajectory Model+' ball flight calculation model that has been developed with the support of AI and delivers almost identical values to the original Foresight app. It can be unlocked via in-app subscription. Without a subscription, you can continue to use the app completely free of charge with the 'TrajectoryX Default' ball flight calculation model from earlier versions. You only have to pay if you want to switch to the new Foresight-like 'Trajectory Model+'. In addition some minor improvements of the 'TrajectoryX Default' ball flight calculation model have been implemented. Hint: Do not kill the app during the 1st start of the new version because this might interrupt the data model migration and leave it in an inconsistent state.

TM Combine Test competitions.

Competitions: Game Center leaderboards are now used also for iOS 18.

Competitions: when you log into Apple Game Center you can now compete for the longest drive or the best 10 drives TM score sum with your friends or globally with all app users. These are just the first two competitions, more will follow in the next versions.

Trackman Driver Score calculated with the help of an AI model. Try the predefined TM Driver drill to see how it works. The values may deviate slightly from the Trackman calculations. In my tests, the maximum deviation was 1 point up or down. In future versions, the AI model will be further refined and trained. Data in log view is no longer overwritten but appended without loss of performance.

Data in log view is overwritten instead of appended -> app does not get slower when many shots are executed.

Average Trackman score calculation fixed.

In range mode you can now select from a 4th graphic to show "horizontal data" (if measured by your GCQuad): swing path, face angle, side angle and side spin