Android Swing Analysis
Use SwingSmith when you already record swings on Android and want the video turned into a score, P10 sequence, visual context, and one practice priority.
Open or install on Google PlayLast updated: July 13, 2026
Built around phone video
Most golfers already film swings on a phone. SwingSmith makes that video more useful by turning the upload into a score, P10 frame sequence, written priority, and visual context inside the app.
Start with one free starter analysis. Uploads happen in the mobile app, not on this website.
Step 1
Use a stable phone setup and keep the golfer, hands, club, ball, and finish visible from a repeatable angle.
Step 2
Open the Android app, upload the swing, and keep the result connected to analysis history, visuals, and Ask Brody follow-up.
Step 3
Use the score, P1-P10 frame sequence, visual context, and written priority to see where the swing pattern starts.
Step 4
Take one priority to the next range, home-net, simulator, or lesson session, then record again from the same angle.
What the app gives back
A frame sequence gives the result visible checkpoints instead of only a written tip.
The analysis narrows the next practice session to one main change.
Use visual context when the position, path, or checkpoint is easier to see than explain.
Ask for drills, feels, and next checks after the analysis is available in the app.
Start from the core SwingSmith analyzer workflow and app download path.
Use phone video before buying launch monitors, sensors, or wearables.
Set up the phone angle so the first SwingSmith result is easier to trust.
Preview the current dark-app score, P10 sequence, written priority, and notes.
Use the iOS path when the swing video starts from an iPhone recording.
Review P10 checkpoints and written analysis on a bigger screen.
Keep the first swing review focused on one clear practice priority.
See how analysis and Ask Brody follow-up work together after the upload.
Start on Android
Install SwingSmith from Google Play, upload a clear swing inside the app, and use the result to decide what to practice next.
Yes. SwingSmith is built for normal phone swing video. Record a clear swing, upload it in the Android app, and review the score, P10 sequence, visuals, and written priority.
No. Uploads and results happen inside the Android and iOS app so analysis history, visuals, and Ask Brody coaching stay connected.
No. SwingSmith starts from swing video. A launch monitor can add ball data, but it is not required for video-backed movement checkpoints.
Keep the golfer, hands, club, ball, and finish visible. Use a stable down-the-line or face-on angle, and repeat that angle for follow-up swings.
Yes. SwingSmith uses one free starter analysis so new users can test the analysis workflow on a real swing before deciding whether to upgrade.
