Simple Speed Gun vs Got NXT

This is a speed gun app for those who want to know the ball speed. The distance and time (from start to stop) are used to measure the speed of the ball. ● Measurement way Start measurement when the ball is thrown, and stop measurement when the ball is caught. The time from the start to the stop is used to calculate the ball speed. There are two ways to stop the measurement. One is to tap the button to start and tap it again to stop. The other is to start when the button is tapped and stop when the button is released. Choose the one that is easier to use. ● Distance setting and units Tap the distance to change it. The default setting is 18.44 meters. The unit of distance can be selected from "meters" and "feet" on the setting screen. ● Speed Unit The unit of speed can be selected from “KPH” and “MPH". If you want to change it, do so on the setting screen.

Got NXT solves the empty-court problem. Instead of driving to a court hoping someone's there, you'll see in real time who's actually hooping, what skill level they're playing at, and how many players have called next. Real-time court check-ins — automatic geofenced check-in puts you on the court map the moment you arrive, so other players know it's a real game, not a guess. The Got Next list — once you're checked in at a court, call your spot. Every player at the court can see the Got Next list: who's playing, who's up next, and how many players have called after you. Skill-level + age signals — see who's running at each court at a glance. No more showing up to find the run is way above or below your level. Community, not followers — connect with players you actually hoop with. Send hoop invites, build runs, find your people. Court intel — reviews, photos, hours, and crowdsource-corrected court details from the players who actually run there. Built in Peekskill, NY. For hoopers, by a hooper.