Based on 4 reviews
AfterPlay is an iPhone application that turns a smartphone into a court-side camera for recording tennis, pickleball, and badminton sessions. Users can frame the action using court guides and a level meter, then start recordings via hand, timer, or voice guidance. The app allows rewatching within the app or sharing via links that play in any web browser without requiring the recipient to install software.
The process involves three simple steps: first, users set up their phone by choosing a view mode like Whole court, Stick, Gimbal, Ground, or Handheld; second, they start recording by hand or with a 10-second timer to focus on the match; third, they rewatch the footage in the app or share a link that anyone can view in a browser.
Free V1 recordings remain available for 30 days by default, but users can disable a share link at any time without deleting the recording. The app also offers optional Apple Health matching to display heart rate and active calories after play without uploading Health samples to external servers.
The app is designed for tennis, pickleball, and badminton players who want to record their matches without additional gear. It suits users who need to rewatch sessions for analysis or share them with teammates and coaches who do not wish to install the application.
The business states that sessions stay private by default unless a user creates a share link, and playback, sharing, export, and deletion choices are kept in the user's hands. This gives players full control over their footage and how it is distributed.
According to the website, the app handles the camera work around the session while keeping playback, sharing, export, and deletion choices in the user's hands. It is described as simple recording where the footage remains under the user's control.
The app currently supports 39 retro gaming systems and indie games, though this feature is mentioned in news articles about a different Afterplay platform. For the court recorder, the primary feature is the ability to record, rewatch, and share sessions via browser links.
Users can contact the business through the support page linked on the website, and the company provides a privacy policy for transparency. The website also mentions that the app is available on the App Store for iPhone.
The official website of AfterPlay is afterplaysports.com.
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While the private testing phase is interesting, the website does not clearly state what happens after the 30-day free period for recordings. It mentions free V1 recordings, but it is unclear if there will be subscription fees or premium features later. For someone considering this company, the long-term pricing model remains somewhat ambiguous until the public launch.
The idea of using just your iPhone to record court games is great. The level meter helps with framing, and sharing links is easy. However, since it is still in private TestFlight testing, you cannot just download it today. It works well for tennis and pickleball, but I would wait until it hits the App Store for a stable experience. The health data feature is a nice touch for tracking performance without uploading sensitive info.
The convenience is amazing! I can just set up my phone, play my match, and then share a link that plays in any browser. No need for heavy gear or complicated setups. It captures the whole session perfectly.
It is pretty handy to turn your iPhone into a court-side camera for tennis or pickleball. The app helps you frame the action easily. You can rewatch sessions or share a link that works in any browser. It keeps the focus on the game rather than the equipment.
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AfterPlay is an iPhone application designed to record court sessions for tennis, pickleball, and badminton. The app allows users to set up their phone as a court-side camera, using court guides and a level meter to frame the action, and supports starting recordings by hand, timer, or voice guidance. Recorded sessions can be rewatched within the app or shared via links that play in any web browser, with the option to disable share links at any time. AfterPlay also offers optional Apple Health matching to display heart rate and active calories without uploading Health data, and it keeps recordings private to the user's account by default. The app is currently in private TestFlight testing and is not yet available for public download on the App Store.