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FairwaySwing

Read your swing.
Fix it faster.

Film a swing. Get a written read of what's working and what's not, with drills to try. Then chat with the coach until it sticks. iOS only at launch.

iPhone · iOS 17 +
FairwaySwing Home screen for Jordan with a four-day streak, four matching practice days, recent swings, and a prominent Record a Swing action.
Home · Record a swingActual iPhone app
How it works

From swing to fix
in three steps.

Film a swing on the range. Get a written read. Talk it through until the next swing lands cleaner than the last.

STEP 1Record

Film one swing.
Phone propped on your bag.

Prop the phone on your bag or any flat surface, frame your stance inside the guides, and swing. Five to eight seconds is plenty.

FairwaySwing capture screen with down-the-line framing guides, camera-angle controls, a gallery shortcut, and the record button.
Frame the full swingCamera or library
STEP 2Read the line

A written coaching note
on every swing.

The AI reads your swing and writes a short coaching note: what's working, what to fix, what to try next. No scores. No ranks. Just the read.

A FairwaySwing analysis with swing video, club and view details, strengths, a focus area, and a recommended drill.
The written readVideo · feedback · drill
STEP 3Talk it through

Ask the coach
a follow-up.

Ask the coach to explain a drill, run a number, or compare today's swing to last week's. Up to ten questions per analysis on Pro.

FairwaySwing Follow-up Chat showing a golfer asking how the takeaway drill should feel and the coach giving concrete checkpoints.
The follow-upQuestions stay with the swing
Coach Inbox

What twenty swings
tell you.

The Pro feature. A separate inbox that reads across every swing you've ever filed and updates after each analysis. Earlier reads stay in a read-only archive. Follow-ups are available only on the current read.

Feature spreadPro only

A coach who has read
every swing you've taken.

A single swing analysis tells you what to fix on that one swing. The Coach Inbox reads across your whole library and tells you which fixes are sticking and which ones aren't.

After each swing you file, a fresh digest writes itself. The AI reads across your whole library and writes you what it sees: patterns it has flagged enough times to call a pattern, drills to retire, one thing to take to the range. Earlier reads stay in a read-only archive. Only the current read accepts new follow-up questions.

Same rhythm across every club. Next thing to fix is the tension in your hands at the top of the backswing.A sample of what the Coach Inbox sounds like
Cross-swingThe inbox reads every swing in your library, not the latest one alone.
CadenceA fresh digest writes itself after each swing you file; the inbox keeps the latest read at the top.
ArchiveEarlier reads stay filed in order and open read-only.
Current chatAsk follow-ups while the read is current. Archived reads are closed to new messages.
FairwaySwing Coach Inbox showing the current read across recent swings, an Ask your coach action, and an earlier read.
Latest Coach readAcross recent swings
A read-only saved FairwaySwing Coach read with its coaching summary and the swing that triggered it.
Read-only archiveSaved context, closed chat
Pricing

Free for three swings.
Pro for forty.

Honest limits. No free trial. The free tier gives you enough to know whether the read is worth keeping; Pro opens the Coach Inbox.

Free
Free tier
$0/ no card

Available the moment you open the app.

  • Swing analyses3 / 30 days
  • Chats per analysis5
  • Library & history
  • Coach InboxPro only
  • Digest archivePro only
  • Current-read chatPro only
Pro
Pro tier
$9.99/ month

Or $89.99 per year; ~25% off the monthly rate.

  • Swing analyses40 / month
  • Chats per analysis10
  • Library & history
  • Coach InboxIncluded
  • Digest archiveIncluded
  • Current-read chatIncluded

No free trial. Cancel anytime in the App Store; the cycle keeps its analyses through the end of the period.