Tenpin Doctors
Speed, board, PAP & layout
About
This app measures bowling ball speed and board crossing in real-time using specialized trackers. It also functions as a pro-shop tool, calculating your Positive Axis Point (PAP) and full ball layout from a single photo.
What's New in Tenpin Doctors
1.0
September 21, 2026
Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Pinpoint PRO monthly
gain access to calc tools and many practice features
Charts
FAQ
What is Tenpin Doctors?
Tenpin Doctors is a subscription-based application designed to enhance your bowling performance. It measures ball speed and board crossing, and acts as a digital pro-shop tool for equipment analysis.
How does Tenpin Doctors measure ball speed and board crossing?
It pairs with PinPoint Duo trackers placed down the lane, connecting via Bluetooth. As you bowl, the app reads your ball speed and the exact board it crosses at 7, 15, and 40 feet.
Can Tenpin Doctors calculate my PAP?
Yes, Tenpin Doctors can automatically calculate your Positive Axis Point (PAP) from a single photo of your ball showing the oil ring, pin, CG, and mass bias.
What are the subscription costs for Tenpin Doctors?
Tenpin Doctors offers a monthly subscription for $3.99 and a yearly subscription for $19.99, which provides the best value. These subscriptions unlock the full app functionality.
How do I cancel my Tenpin Doctors subscription?
You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time within your Apple ID account settings. Subscriptions automatically renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.
What devices does Tenpin Doctors support?
Currently, Tenpin Doctors is supported on iPhone. Future updates may expand compatibility to other devices.
When was Tenpin Doctors last updated?
Tenpin Doctors was last updated on September 21, 2026, with version 1.0. The app was initially released on the same date.
Does Tenpin Doctors have ads?
No, Tenpin Doctors does not contain advertisements. As a subscription-based service, it provides an ad-free experience for all users.
