• Open any shot you've imported and edit it the way you would a shot in a round: trim it, trace it again, draw the line yourself, hide the line, or delete it. • Pick your tee. Courses now come with every tee and each hole's par and distance, and you can fix a par from View scorecard during your round. • If videos go missing from your phone, Clippar now tells you and can restore them from your cloud backup. • Free up space from Storage & Backup. Leftover files are now cleaned up on their own. • Smoother with large libraries, and the shot tracer no longer stops a line in mid-air. • Clips with no golf in them are left whole instead of being cut. • Clippar now opens with its logo animation straight away. • Smaller fixes to sign-up and trimming.

Your whole library, in the cloud. Cloud backup now copies everything — every video, trim, shot tracer and practice session — and a new phone can bring it all back from Storage & Backup. Backup is now a switch you choose to turn on. If it was already backing you up, it stays on. Rounds, Practice and Shots. Home now keeps your rounds, your range sessions and your single shots apart. Filter your shots by result, course, hole or round and play them back one after another, import single shots from Photos, or reopen a finished round and record more. No signal, no problem. Start a round with no reception and keep playing — it catches up when you are back online. A sharper shot tracer. It is better at finding your ball as it leaves the ground, so lines start at the ball rather than at your feet, and it traces up to three shots at once when your phone has the room, so a round is ready sooner. A shot the trimmer could not find a swing in is no longer traced: trim it yourself and it can be. No scorecard. Choose "No scorecard" for a reel of just your shots and tracers. Steadier exports. An export keeps the screen awake, pauses if you leave the app and picks up where it stopped when you come back. Exporting again after a small change only rebuilds the holes you changed. New to Clippar? The sample round now walks you through step by step, and picks up where you left off. Simpler sign-up: confirm your email with one tap on the link we send. Plus a long list of fixes.

There is now a round waiting in the app when you open it: three real holes, filmed on course, already cut and traced, with sound. Play the reel, open the editor, change a cut — before you record anything of your own. A short walkthrough points out each part. Draw it yourself. When the tracer cannot follow a ball — into a low sun, or away from the camera — you can draw the arc by hand, and it flies on the same physics the automatic one uses. At the range: the trimmer now sits under the reel while it plays, trimming every shot to one length asks before it replaces your edits, and you can share the session from the top of the screen. Trimming and tracing run together instead of one after the other, so a round is ready sooner. Cloud backup now picks up the rounds you already had, not only the ones you record next — and every round tells you whether it is safely in the cloud. Plus verified sign-up, steadier Google and Apple sign-in, and a long list of fixes across the editor and the paywall.

Shot tracer. Clippar now draws the flight of your ball on full swings — automatically, on every round, free. Five scorecard designs for your reel, including a new minimal look that puts your score straight over the footage with no card at all. Your scorecard no longer gives the round away: it counts up as you play, and each hole's score appears only once the putt drops. Practice mode: film at the range by club, and play a session back as one continuous reel. A rebuilt first run, a faster editor, and clips mirrored to your photo library so your golf survives deleting the app.