SUPPORT

A clearer view of your practice.

For help, email swingdraw@gmail.com. Include your device model, iOS version and what happened. Only attach videos you are comfortable sharing.

Import and review

Open Library and tap Import Video to choose a clip. Tap the clip to review it. Use the playback speed and frame controls, then tap Mark release to save the frame you selected. Drawings, tags and notes belong to that clip.

Film one clear view

Keep your whole body and the disc visible, use good light, and keep the camera still. Film a side view for the reachback, plant and release. A rear view can help you compare your line and follow-through. For putting, include your feet, hand and basket. Keep the camera and people outside the throwing line.

Backhand, forehand or putting

Choose a focus in the introduction. Replay it from Help & Settings. Use Details to add disc types and tags such as Backhand, Forehand, Hyzer, Side view or Circle 1. The filming guide offers a small set of things to look at for each focus.

Camera, microphone and Photos

Allow Camera when recording a new clip, Microphone for audio or voice notes, and Photos when importing or saving. If you previously denied a permission, open iOS Settings → Apps → Disc Golf Draw and enable the permission you want to use. You can review imported videos without recording a new one.

Save and share

Use Save or share from the player to export a still frame or video with your drawings. Voice notes are saved with your clip. Keep an external copy of important recordings: deleting the app removes its local library.

Body overlays

Tracking estimates body positions from visible video. Occlusion, blur and poor lighting can reduce accuracy. Check the overlay against your clip. Disc Golf Draw does not automatically measure disc flight, distance, speed, spin, nose angle or a coaching score.

Purchase

Disc Golf Draw is a paid download with every tool included. There is no subscription, in-app purchase or account to create. Apple handles purchase and refund requests.