What to know before the first clip.
Straight answers about the workflow, privacy, pricing, and what BaseballDraw does not claim to measure.
What is BaseballDraw?
BaseballDraw is an iPhone and iPad app for reviewing baseball hitting and pitching video with frame-by-frame playback, drawing tools, pose overlays, comparisons, notes, tags, and exports.
Can I analyze both hitting and pitching?
Yes. BaseballDraw has separate hitting and pitching review modes so the visible phases and workflow match the type of clip.
Does BaseballDraw measure pitch velocity or bat speed?
No. BaseballDraw is a visual video-review tool. It does not provide radar measurements, pitch movement, spin, ball flight, exit velocity, or bat-speed metrics.
Does the app upload my videos?
No. Imported and recorded media stays on your device unless you explicitly export or share it through iOS.
How much does BaseballDraw cost?
The prepared U.S. launch plans are $7.99 per week or $29.99 per year. Both are auto-renewing subscriptions and unlock the same features. Apple shows the final local price before purchase.
Can I compare two clips?
Yes. For the strongest comparison, use similar camera angles, framing, and movement phases in both clips.
Can I send an analyzed clip to a coach?
Yes. You can export an annotated still or video and share it with a coach, player, parent, or teammate using the iOS share sheet.
What should I include in a support email?
Include your device model, iOS or iPadOS version, BaseballDraw version, the exact steps you took, and what happened instead. Start with a written description before sending private media.