sportsense
user guide.

• Tap on a video to enter the analyzer from the library or a feed.
• Swipe left or right to move between library videos while in the analyzer.
• The bottom menu has useful tools for analysis.
• Drawing includes lines and angles.
• Pinpoint a moment with the haptic scroller.
• Adjust with frame-by-frame for precision timing.

Compare videos by selecting the black and white square in the menu.

• Once comparing, select RaceTime (racing flags). This allows you to line up two clips, and compare the time of each clip - showing who was faster with an interval (e.g. +0.5 s).
• This works best when comparing two clips with a common point to point.
• You can also see the clip duration while cropping.

Ghost Mode is another type of comparison, and can be selected while using compare, or RaceTime.

• This method of comparison works best with fixed cameras, or head / body tracking of the athlete.
• Ghost mode is useful for super direct comparisons of technique.

• Simply draw on the video to annotate.
• The annotations menu has multiple options for drawing. If you make a mistake, select the back arrow on the far left of the draw menu.
• Exit the draw menu and the annotations will disappear.
• Skeleton (ball and stick model) is an excellent tool for frame by frame and slow-mo analysis.
• Tap again for the Center of Gravity tracker.
• To identify angles use the angle draw function in the annotations menu OR tap two segments of the skeleton to quickly compare an angle around a joint.

There are several ways to share videos in sportsense:

• From the Analyzer: Once you have recorded feedback, the app will open up share. Choose a feed you would like to share to. If you don't have any feeds, select the + in the top right.
• Direct from the Library: Long press on a video, and select share in the bottom left.
• Within a Feed: Tap the chat button and tap the attach button in the bottom right when in a feed.
• Record with Camera: The arrow in the bottom right lets you set a feed, and auto add to feed as you take videos within the app.

• When posting to a feed, select Add Feedback.
• Adding feedback allows you to make final edits to the video, and write or transcribe a description for the post.
• Actions and users are tagged with your voice or audio in the video.
• You can tag the sport of a video (automatically set if posting to a feed with a sport set already).

A feed is a private group where all video, feedback, messaging, and files are shared on the app. Feeds are used to share videos from an in-person coaching session, track progress over time, and coach athletes remotely with video.

• Create a feed in the share tab (top right plus button). Click on the feed title in a feed to edit.
• Anyone can create a private feed. Group feeds and reference feeds require a Pro license.
• Name the feeds, add an image to personalize.
• You can set a sport on a feed to unlock future features like suggested reels.
• Tips can be turned on if you have set up to receive payments in feed create/edit.
• You can disable posting for non-admins as well as toggle on/off the chat section of a feed.
• Your athletes/clients are always able to post to a feed, even without a license.
• Feeds will show up in the order of recent activity.

You can invite others to a feed if you are the feed admin. If you create a feed you are a feed admin. Private feeds can only have one other member. You can use QR codes, email address, or a link to add people to a feed.

Videos within feeds can be sent to clients/athletes via URL without them needing to download sportsense.