Find the pitching frame worth talking about.
Slow down your delivery, mark a visible checkpoint, and compare it with another bullpen session. BaseballDraw helps pitchers, parents, and coaches work from the same video evidence.
Record a repeatable view of the delivery
Use a stable camera position outside the path of players and balls. Include the pitcher’s full body and follow-through. A side view helps you inspect visible stride and sequence; another angle may answer a different question. Keep the angle consistent when comparing sessions.
Use pitching mode to inspect the movement
Record or import a clip, select pitching mode, and use slow motion and frame controls to inspect leg lift, foot strike, release, and follow-through. Phase markers are navigation aids. Verify the frame yourself before drawing a conclusion.
Bracket release instead of guessing an exact instant
Find the last frame where the ball appears in the hand and the first frame where it has separated. The release happens between them. Mark the apparent hand position relative to the body in that view. See the release-point review guide for what a phone clip can and cannot show.
Compare the same checkpoint in two clips
Align both videos at foot strike or another matching phase. Draw a direction or posture reference and look for visible differences. Use notes to record pitch type, drill, camera angle, and what you were trying to change. Different camera geometry can distort the comparison.
Keep the feedback with the clip
Add a voice note or tag, save the useful frame or annotated video, and share it with a coach. Keep one question attached to the evidence instead of sending an entire camera roll. The sharing guide provides a short checklist.
Review privately for one 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. Videos and analysis remain on your device unless you choose to share them. See pricing details.
Video review is not radar or a diagnosis
BaseballDraw does not measure pitch speed, spin rate, ball movement, workload, or injury risk. Pose overlays help you inspect visible positions; they do not establish a medical or mechanical diagnosis.
Build a consistent review routine
Follow the step-by-step pitching review guide, or switch to baseball swing analysis for hitting practice.
