A small fix release for international users and Form Studio.

RipReader 1.7.0 introduces Form Studio: pair a second phone to film your throws with your stats overlaid on every clip.

• Compare your throws by tag. A shared filter now works across both History and the Spray Chart, so you can line up throws from the same disc, round, or session. • When a throw lands outside the frame, RipReader now tells you which side got clipped so you can adjust your aim, and it no longer flags well-centered misses as edge clips. • Clearer advance-ratio guidance that names your throw type and explains what the number means for your skill level. • Fixed a capture screen that could get stuck with no way out if a throw was detected late. • The compass calibration warning now reminds you to remove magnetic phone accessories, a common cause of interference.

- Set your disc size for accurate speed with any disc, including Ultimate and other non-standard sizes. Choose it in Settings, or per disc in your bag. - When a throw lands outside the frame, RipReader now tells you what happened so you can fix your aim on the next one. - AR distance now warns you when you're moving too fast, keeping your measurements reliable. - New in-app tips help you find tag filtering and the spray chart.

- Start Speed, Form, or Distance sessions right from the home screen - New welcome screen with quick tips for each mode - Tag a session once and every throw inherits it - Collapsible sessions in history - Undo and re-collect a throw's GPS distance - Units now default to your region, and Disc Speed Match follows your speed setting - More reliable speed readings and assorted fixes

A smoother, map-first way to log where your discs land

This release opens up how you capture and measure your throws. There are now three ways to capture a throw and two ways to measure how far it flew. Three ways to capture: • Radar. The classic high-speed capture, measuring speed and spin from video. • Form (experimental). Capture your throwing form in slow motion from the side. Form is still experimental, so it is off by default. Turn on "Enable Experimental Features" in Settings to try it. • Skip. A new free, unlimited way to log a round without filming. Just mark your throws on a map. No throw cap, no paywall. Two ways to measure distance: • GPS. Quick and coarse, estimated from your location. • Measure (AR). Point your phone at the ground to place your tee, then mark where each throw landed and read a precise distance right in the world. Lines and labels stay locked to the ground as you move. Turn it on with "Use AR distance" in Settings.

- Sharper speed readings, with a video-timestamp quantization bug fixed and the speed calibration refined. - Steadier spin numbers. Cumulative RPM now ignores borderline frames that previously inflated readings, so spin is more consistent throw to throw. - More reliable disc detection in trickier lighting and busier backgrounds, using a new Apple Vision based fallback when the standard detector is unsure. - Heads-up alerts when thermal throttling or Low Power Mode start to affect capture, both out loud during the session and again in a summary afterward.

Small UI tweaks based on user feedback: - New Max Distance chart in history shows your biggest throw from each session over time - Distance estimates are now hidden from throw rows by default - Live distance readout on the disc-collection screen updates as you walk

# 1.4.0 An update focused on smarter session tracking: target lines, throw tags, and grouped history charts. - Drop a target pin before you throw to see exactly how far off-line each shot lands. - Tag throws as casual or practice and filter your history by tag or disc. - Group history charts by disc or disc type to see at a glance what's actually working. - Import your whole bag from a MyDiscBag share URL in one tap. - Enter or correct a throw's distance manually from the throw detail screen. - Clear one bad reading on a throw without deleting the whole throw. - Place Phone errors (like camera permissions) now surface clearly instead of waiting silently.

Production polish.

1.3.4 - Minor visual fix on the line path display. Thanks to our beta testers for the catch.

Welcome to RipReader on iOS. Camera-based throw analysis without extra hardware - measure speed, spin, and distance with just your phone. What's new in 1.3.3: • Improved accuracy of throw clip timing so the captured clip lines up more reliably with the moment the throw was detected.