A SwingVision alternative for Android, or any browser
SwingVision is a strong app for Apple devices. If you're on Android, or you want a written coaching report rather than match stats, here's an honest comparison.
SwingVision is listed on Apple's App Store for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Vision Pro; we couldn't find an Android version (checked October 11, 2026). Baseline runs in any web browser, including Chrome on Android, and works on clips you've already recorded. Choose SwingVision for line calling, automated scoring and shot speed during match play; choose Baseline for a written coaching report on your technique and movement, with drills.
Side by side
| Baseline | SwingVision | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs on | Any modern browser: Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac, Chromebook | iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Vision Pro (App Store listing) |
| Input | Upload a clip you already have: MP4, MOV or AVI, up to 5 minutes | Built around recording with the app on an Apple device |
| Main output | A coaching report: technique, movement and consistency scores, notes tied to moments in the video, a week of drills, follow-up questions | Shot speed, depth, accuracy and rally length; automated scoring and line calls; highlight videos; coaching after sessions |
| Line calling and score keeping | No | Yes |
| Ball speed | Not in reports. Our free serve speed calculator measures serves from video | Yes |
| Coaches with many students | A profile per student, progress over time, read-only progress links for parents | Not the focus of the listing |
| Free option | 1 analysis a month, no card | Free download with in-app purchases |
| Paid plans (USD) | $15, $29 or $99 a month; $13, $25 or $89 a month billed yearly | Plus $14.99/mo or $95.99/yr; Pro $24.99/mo or $179.99/yr; Max $39.99/mo or $299.99/yr (in-app purchases listed) |
SwingVision details are from its US App Store listing as of October 11, 2026. Prices and features change; check the listing for current terms.
When SwingVision is the better choice
If you play matches on an iPhone or iPad and want line calls, a live score and per-shot speed and placement stats, SwingVision does things Baseline doesn't do at all. It's also well regarded: the listing carries an Editors' Choice badge.
When Baseline is the better choice
- You're on Android, or the person filming has a different phone from the person analyzing. Baseline is a website, so any device that can play the video can upload it.
- You already have footage. A clip from a friend's phone, a club camera or last year's tournament works the same as one you shot today.
- You want to know why, not just what. The report explains the pattern behind your errors (late preparation, poor recovery) and gives drills for it.
- You coach several players and want each one's progress in one place.
They also work together: plenty of players use a stats app during matches and a coaching report on practice clips.
Try Baseline on a clip you already have. It runs in the browser on any phone, and the first analysis is free.