01 · RECORD
Film any pitch
Record a bullpen live, or import a clip you already shot. Slow-mo or standard 30fps — both work. Handheld is the whole point.
iPhone softball pitch speed
Point your phone at the pitcher. Get a trustworthy mph you can share — measured from the video and the glove pop. No radar gun, no tripod, no subscription.
Record. Release. Pop.
No calibration ritual, no proprietary black box. Film the pitch, mark two moments, and the math is shown right on the video.
01 · RECORD
Record a bullpen live, or import a clip you already shot. Slow-mo or standard 30fps — both work. Handheld is the whole point.
02 · MEASURE
The app locates the ball leaving the hand and the glove pop in the audio. If the release is visible and the pop is audible, the pitch is measurable — from any angle.
03 · RESULT
The same equation every pitch, shown right on the video. Pick your distance by age: 35 ft (8U/10U), 40 ft (12U), 43 ft (14U+).
Accuracy
We optimize for consistency first: the same distance-over-time math runs on every pitch, and the calculation is printed on every video so you can check it yourself. Here’s a sample session held up against a stadium radar gun.
| Pitch | TrueVelo | Radar gun | Δ mph |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fastball | 58.4 | 59.0 | −0.6 |
| Fastball | 57.1 | 56.0 | +1.1 |
| Changeup | 49.8 | 51.0 | −1.2 |
| Fastball | 60.2 | 59.0 | +1.2 |
| Drop ball | 55.6 | 56.0 | −0.4 |
Every clip and every reading lives on your phone — never uploaded, never sold. Export a zip of everything, anytime.
Pricing
+10 more every time you share a video.
NO SUBSCRIPTION · NO ACCOUNT · NO CLOUD
For coaches
Fill out the form and we’ll send a lifetime key for you and your staff. No pitch limit, no charge — ever.
Coaches ride free
Tell us who you coach and we’ll set you up. One key covers your whole coaching staff — no pitch limits, no expiration.
FAQ
The questions coaches actually ask before their first bullpen.
No. TrueVelo is built for a phone in your hand — that’s the whole design center. Steady it if you can, but no mount, stand, or rig is required.
No. Any angle works as long as two things are true: you can see the ball leave the pitcher’s hand, and you can hear the glove pop. Side-on, behind the plate, dugout corner — all fine.
Yes. Any frame rate is supported, and the speed is calculated in real time regardless of how fast you filmed. Standard 30fps works perfectly — slow-mo just gives you more frames to fine-tune.
Nowhere. Clips and readings stay on your phone — nothing is uploaded to a server. When you share, you’re the one sending the video, with the mph burned in.
No. TrueVelo is softball-only, built around the windmill delivery and the glove pop. The release detection and distance presets are tuned for fastpitch — not adapted from a baseball tool.