Replacing Coach’s Eye for baseball video.
Coach’s Eye made it simple to slow a clip down, draw on it, and compare two reps. It no longer works. If baseball is your sport, BaseballDraw covers that core workflow on iPhone and iPad.
What happened to Coach’s Eye
TechSmith took Coach’s Eye off sale on September 14, 2021 and later retired the service; its official page now says it is no longer a working service. Hudl Technique, another popular option formerly called Ubersense, was discontinued in 2021 after OnForm acquired it. Read TechSmith’s retirement notice.
What BaseballDraw keeps
- Slow motion and frame stepping to find contact, foot strike, or release.
- Drawing tools: lines, circles, arrows, and angles directly on the video.
- Side-by-side comparison of two clips aligned at the same phase.
- Export and share an annotated photo or video through the iOS share sheet.
- Pose overlays computed on the device, plus separate hitting and pitching modes.
What is different
BaseballDraw is built for baseball only. It has no cloud library, team accounts, or in-app messaging; you share clips through Messages, email, or any app in the iOS share sheet. If you coach several sports or need a hosted coach–athlete platform, OnForm or CoachNow is a better fit. See the full app comparison.
The price
$7.99 once on the App Store (U.S. price). No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, and no account. Every feature is included, and Apple shows your local price before you buy. Most active alternatives charge a monthly or yearly subscription.
Bring your old clips
BaseballDraw imports any video saved in Photos, including clips you exported from older apps. Import, choose hitting or pitching mode, and start marking frames.
Start with a workflow
See swing analysis or pitching video analysis step by step.
