The HomeCourt free version covers most shot tracking
A player tracking shooting progress uses HomeCourt with a tripod and thinks the free version gives most of what you need.
What they did
They recommended HomeCourt to someone looking for a shot tracking app and use it themselves with a tripod.
How it went
They said it gives all sorts of data and the free version probably covers what most people need, with the paid version adding depth.
Worth knowing
HomeCourt is iPhone only, as this player and others noted.
Try it yourself
Free first, upgrade later
- Start with the free version.
- Use a tripod so the camera sees you and the rim.
- Track one month of sessions before deciding whether to pay.
Our own plan based on the post, not advice from the original author.
Read the original ↗A player on Reddit, r/Basketball · March 31, 2025
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