Deep Range IQ
Basketball shooting form coach
About
This app acts as an on-device shooting coach for basketball players. It analyzes your jump shot mechanics in real-time, providing immediate audio feedback on the single most important correction needed to improve your form. Focuses on repeatable mechanics rather than tracking makes or misses.
What's New in Deep Range IQ
1.0.1
July 31, 2026
You can now rate Deep Range IQ from the About screen. Plus bug fixes and under-the-hood improvements.
MoreFAQ
How does Deep Range IQ analyze my shot?
Deep Range IQ uses your iPhone's camera and Apple's Vision framework to analyze your shooting mechanics from a side-on view. It tracks key elements like set point, launch angle, knee load, and arm extension.
Does Deep Range IQ track my makes and misses?
No, Deep Range IQ focuses solely on your shooting mechanics. It does not track makes or misses, nor does it have a basket in frame, to ensure you concentrate on improving your form.
Is my shooting data uploaded or stored online?
No, all processing runs on your iPhone. No footage is uploaded, streamed to a server, or requires an account or sign-in. Your shooting data stays private on your device.
What equipment do I need to use Deep Range IQ?
You will need an iPhone, a tripod to position your phone, headphones for the audio coaching, and a rack of shots to practice.
How often is Deep Range IQ updated?
The app was last updated on July 31, 2026, with version 1.0.1. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing support and development.
What is the age rating for Deep Range IQ?
Deep Range IQ is rated 12+ by Apple, indicating it is suitable for users aged 12 and older.
Can I use Deep Range IQ on older iPhones?
While the app is best on recent iPhones for real-time pose tracking, it can be used on older iPhones. However, the camera may process at a reduced frame rate, potentially lowering coaching accuracy.
What are the key shooting mechanics Deep Range IQ measures?
Deep Range IQ measures your set point (elbow angle), launch angle (shot arc), knee load (leg depth), and arm extension (follow-through).