PocketCoach

Pocket Coach helps active people understand the patterns behind lost points and practice fundamental movement with immediate, private feedback. Record the errors you notice during a match, then review the summary and add notes or scores afterward. Resume an unfinished match whenever you are ready. Pocket Coach organizes those moments so you can focus practice time and have better conversations with a coach. For squat practice, place your iPhone upright, turn sideways, and keep your full body in frame. Pocket Coach identifies major body joints on-device, counts completed repetitions, and checks depth, torso control, tempo, and standing finish. Optional spoken cues let you keep moving without watching the screen. FEATURES - Track pickleball and padel matches - Mark sport-specific errors with quick, focused controls - Undo the latest mark without interrupting play - Review error distribution and recurring patterns - Compare recorded errors across completed matches, separately for each sport - Filter progress by sport and date range - Search your full match history and edit match notes and scores - Save notes, scores, and an optional video link with each match - Follow a friendly animated athlete through a full-body squat demonstration - Switch the demonstration's joint overlay on or off - See colour-coded shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, and ankle joints over your live camera image - Count repetitions and receive form cues after each rep - Pause and resume squat sessions, with a saved preference for spoken cues - Review your workout history, individual rep scores, and form cues - Share a workout summary when you choose - Prepare a local coach-review request as a preview Your match and workout history stays on your device. Camera frames are analyzed in memory and are not recorded, saved, or uploaded by Pocket Coach. The app does not require an account and does not collect or sell personal data. The coach-review area is a preview only. It does not process payment or send information to a coach. Movement feedback is general fitness guidance. It does not diagnose injuries or replace advice from a qualified professional.