Auto Basketball Shot Tracker

Your shooting.
Counted.

An automatic basketball shot tracker for Apple Watch. Train with fewer interruptions, see your percentage live and turn every session into progress you can follow.

Available now on theApp Store This link opens the App Store.

See how it works

Apple Watch required for shot tracking. Companion iPhone app included.

Shooting Percentage weekly dashboard on iPhone

Live shooting percentage displayed on Apple Watch at 5:48 PM

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Why it helps

More shots.
Less counting.

Stay in your rhythm

Start a session on Apple Watch and keep your focus on the court. Shooting Percentage tracks your practice without turning every attempt into a phone interaction.

See the number that matters

Follow makes, attempts and your live shooting percentage directly on your wrist while you train.

Turn sessions into progress

Review days, weeks, months and years on iPhone, compare shot categories and keep an eye on your personal records.

Two-point, three-point, mixed and free-throw modes on Apple Watch at 5:47 PM

Simple by design

Start on your wrist.
Review on your phone.

Select a mode.Choose 2's, 3's, Mix or free throws.
Play your game.Automatic shot tracking begins with your session. After a miss, double-tap your hip with your palm or clap twice.
Review your progress.See trends, categories and personal records on iPhone.

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Your training history

Make progress visible.

Move from a single live percentage to a clear record of your shooting. Explore sessions over time, separate shot categories and celebrate your strongest days.

Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly views
Separate 2's, 3's, Mix and free-throw statistics
Personal records and shareable shooting reports

Screenshots show sample training data.

Weekly shooting statistics in the iPhone app

On-court setup

Two simple habits.

Wear the Apple Watch on your guide hand wrist while shooting and make sure Watch Orientation matches how you wear it. After a miss, double-tap your hip with your palm or clap twice.

Basketball player wearing Apple Watch on the guide-hand wrist

Basketball player double-tapping their hip after a missed shot

Private by design

Your practice stays yours.

Shot recognition happens on your devices. Raw motion data is not stored or sent to the developer. There are no accounts, ads, tracking or developer analytics.

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Shooting Percentage

Know your shot.

Automatic basketball shot tracking for Apple Watch — available now.

Download on theApp Store This link opens the App Store.

Your shooting.Counted.

More shots.Less counting.