Why SwingLoop exists
Golfers have carried excellent slow-motion cameras in their pockets for years. The awkward part is the review loop: set the phone behind the hitting line, make a swing, walk back, find the clip, and rebuild the setup for the next ball.
With one device, SwingLoop uses the front camera to record and plays the swing back on the same screen. With two devices, one stays fixed as the camera while the other stays close as the replay screen. Automatic detection handles recording, and paired devices transfer clips directly without an account or a cloud swing library.
The result is deliberately narrow: see the swing while the feel is fresh, make one decision, and hit the next ball.
The Apple and Android apps pair within their own platforms. An iPhone or iPad cannot pair with the Android app, and subscriptions are purchased through the store for each platform. Check compatibility before downloading.
About our guides
Our Learn and Support guides are published by Darwin Labs Inc., the developer of these apps. We explain supported features, show screenshots and practice footage, and link to source material where it informs the advice.
Comparisons include our own products, so we identify our role as the publisher. A comparison based on documentation is labeled as such; screenshots and demonstrations are examples, not a measurement of detection accuracy across all devices or conditions.
Golf technique decisions belong with you and your coach. The apps provide recording and review tools, not automated coaching or ball-flight measurements. Send corrections or questions to support@golfswingloop.com.