Tatched vs Svinga Loss

Tatched is built on a simple idea: life gets better when we train together. Tatched helps you find new people to train with, discover clubs nearby, or bring together the friends you already train with. The goal is simple: make it easier to actually train together. Find people near you who like to train the way you do. And if you track your sessions, Tatched can show you who was out training nearby around the same time. Your next training partner might already pass you every Tuesday. Once you've found people you want to train with, the next step is just making it happen. Set up a session, invite someone you know, or open it up to others. You can also see what other people have planned and join in. Once the plan is made, it's a lot easier to go. You can also join clubs nearby or start your own. Share updates, create events, and bring together people who like to train the same way. Tatched+ unlocks more: unlimited connection requests, unlimited profile reveals, advanced filters, session templates, unlimited clubs, and no cap on club memberships. Free to download. Some features require a Tatched+ subscription. Questions or feedback? support@tatched.com Privacy policy: https://tatched.com/privacy Terms of use: https://tatched.com/terms

Svinga Loss turns a slow-motion video of your disc golf throw into motion trails of your arm, coloured by speed. • Film your throw in Slo-mo (120 or 240 fps) on your iPhone and pick the clip. • The app finds the throw, your throwing arm, the throw style (backhand or forehand) and the moment of release automatically. • Your arm's path is traced from the start of the throw to the release, coloured from blue (slow) through cyan and white to magenta at top speed. • See whether your speed builds into a sharp spike right at the release — the mark of an efficient throw — or stays flat for too long. • Snap ratio: how much faster the disc leaves than your hand moves. • Fine-tune start, release and throw style by hand, step the release one frame at a time, and choose how the trails look. • Save the traced video to Photos or share it. Everything runs on your iPhone. No account, no upload, no tracking. Tip: film side-on, with the whole thrower in the frame, in good light.