Manage your students, share annotated swings, and run efficient multi-angle lessons — all from one app.
Get set up, invite a student, and share your first annotated swing.
Everything in Pro, plus tools built specifically for teaching.
Manage up to 30 students. See who's linked, when you last shared, and add private notes for each student.
Send swing packages directly to a student with coaching notes attached. They see it in their inbox immediately.
Add per-swing and per-student notes. Notes travel with shared packages so the student sees your feedback alongside the video.
Generate short codes that students redeem to join your roster. No email signup, no account sharing — just a 6-character code.
Everything in Pro is included: Unlimited sessions, multi-device sync, AI swing analysis, club tracking, advanced layouts, export, iCloud sync, and all drawing tools.
Takes 30 seconds. Your profile syncs across all your devices via iCloud.
How it works: Coach profiles use Apple's CloudKit (iCloud) as the backend. Your data stays in your iCloud account. Student links are stored as shared records visible only to the coach and the linked student.
Up to 30 students. Students don't need a paid subscription.
Tip: Invite codes expire after 7 days for security. If a student doesn't redeem in time, just tap "Regenerate" on your dashboard to get a fresh code.
Note: Students see your display name and shared swings, but they cannot see your other students, your private notes, or any swings you haven't explicitly shared with them.
The same multi-device recording flow, optimized for coaching sessions.
For a typical lesson, position two phones on tripods at Face On and Down the Line. The coach's phone can be the Camera Director — it records video and controls the session. An Apple Watch on the coach's or student's wrist provides wireless start/stop control so nobody has to walk back to the phone between swings.
Tip: Share both a "before" and "after" swing from the same lesson so the student can see their progress. Add notes like "First swing of the lesson" and "After 20 minutes of drill work" to give context.
Use AI analysis and drawing tools to build a clear picture for your student.
Run the AI analysis on a student's swing to get automatic pose detection, phase segmentation, and fault identification. As a coach, you get:
Coach tip: Use the AI analysis as a starting point, then add your own annotations. The AI catches biomechanical patterns; your expertise adds context the student understands.
Pause on any frame and draw directly on the video:
All drawings are saved with the pair and included when you share with a student.
Enable club tracking on a Down the Line view to overlay the complete club arc. This is especially useful for showing students:
If you or the student wears an Apple Watch during the lesson, it serves as a wireless remote control. Tap the record button on the Watch to start/stop recording without leaving the hitting area. The Watch also shows a live recording timer and supports "New" (start a fresh take) and "Send" (transfer videos) commands.
Students view shared swings for free — no subscription required.
Students don't need to pay. Viewing shared swings, including all annotations and analysis results, is completely free. This removes the biggest barrier to student engagement — they can review your feedback without any financial commitment.
Students who upgrade to Pro get all the standard Pro features (unlimited sessions, advanced layouts, AI analysis, export) in addition to their student inbox. Upgrading is not required to benefit from coaching.
How different coaches use TwoViewGolf in practice.
Classic setup: one phone Face On, one Down the Line. Record 15–20 swings, review together between sets. Archive the 3 best, annotate with angles and notes, share before the student leaves. Total setup time: 2 minutes.
Use a dedicated Director iPad for a larger review screen. Two phones record Face On and Down the Line. Coach reviews on the iPad while student continues hitting. Great for high-volume sessions.
Student records solo (single device or with a friend on a second phone). They archive and share the .swing package with you. You analyze, annotate, add notes, and share back. Async coaching that works across time zones.
Record each student in rotation. Name each golfer in the session so recordings are tagged correctly. At the end, batch-archive and share each student's best swings. Students review on their own time.
Share a "before" swing early in a lesson series and an "after" swing weeks later. Students can open both and compare side-by-side. Add notes like "Week 1 — working on hip slide" and "Week 6 — see the improvement in hip rotation."
Share a swing with specific notes like "Record 5 swings this week focusing on the drill we discussed. Share them back before your next lesson." The student practices, records, and shares back for review.