Demo

Watch a shot get coached.

One phone on a tripod. Every shot tracked, measured, and called the moment it drops — here's what HoopAxis sees.

A coached shot, step by step A pose skeleton releases the ball; its arc is traced to the rim while release angle, arc height and entry angle appear; the shot is called a make and the field-goal counter ticks up. ● REC · SIDE VIEW RIM LOCK RELEASE ANGLE52° ARC HEIGHT14.2 FT ENTRY ANGLE45° MAKE ✓ FIELD GOALS 12 / 18 · 67% 13 / 19 · 68%
Illustration with example values. A full demo reel of real sessions is coming soon.
A session

Four steps. Minutes to set up.

  1. Prop up your phoneTripod at about chest height, pointed at the shot. Pick Side, Front, or Scoreboard.
  2. Confirm the hoopHoopAxis finds the rim for you — tap to confirm, and optionally mark the paint for a shot map.
  3. ShootEvery attempt is tracked live: pose, ball arc, and the make/miss call, with voice coaching in your ear.
  4. Review and improveStep through each shot phase by phase, see what changed, and get your next drill.
Camera modes

Pick the view for today's work.

Side

The all-rounder: grades your form and calls makes and misses.

Front

Head-on alignment — elbow flare, balance, stance. Form only.

Scoreboard

The stat-keeper: attempts, makes, and where you shoot from.

Setting up for the first time? The User Guide shows exactly where the phone goes.

On every shot

What you get back.

  • The callMake or miss, instantly — say “flip result” if it ever gets one wrong.
  • The flightRelease angle, arc height, and entry angle, traced on the shot.
  • The formYour top fixes from 24 biomechanics checks across seven shot phases.
  • The cueA spoken coaching cue, so you never break rhythm to look at the screen.