Every rep counted. No counting.

Prop your phone on any cheap tripod or water bottle, start a session, and shoot. Shootaround watches the hoop and calls every make and miss for you.

Automatic make / miss

Every shot is called in real-time and displayed on the screen.

See where you shoot

A real shot chart after every session: makes and attempts by zone (rim, paint, baseline, elbows, top of the key) with your percentage in each.

Session stats

Overall, twos and threes, free-throw-line shooting, longest make streak, average distance. Session history shows whether the work is working.

Any court, any hoop

Park courts, driveways, gyms. One quick lineup per session: put the hoop in the box, then forget the phone is there.

Finds the court by itself

Set the phone down and the app locks onto the hoop and the court lines automatically. No measuring, no markers, no setup taps.

Private by design

Everything runs on your phone. No account needed, no ads, no tracking. With your OK, the app can also send session data to the developer to improve tracking, and you can turn that off in Settings.

A real session reel, straight off the phone.

Free after every session

Your session, cut down to your shots

Forty minutes of shooting is mostly rebounds and walking. When you end a session, Shootaround trims all of that out by itself and stitches every shot into one reel: the ball leaving your hands, the call, the running count, and your shot chart at the end. It's saved to your phone, ready to post.

Automatic. The reel is waiting in your gallery after every session.
Your cut. Makes only, threes only, a shorter version, no logo: re-cut it from the share sheet with Shootaround Plus.
One tap to share. Sized for your phone, with the call and the count on screen.

Shootaround Plus

See your shot, frame by frame

Put the phone off to the side and Shootaround measures your shooting form on every shot: release time, launch angle, release height, elbow at the dip and at release, knee and hip bend, follow-through. Then it shows you the frames behind the numbers, one shot at a time, so you can see what they look like on you.

0.97 sCatch to release

68°Launch angle

1.51×Release height, in standing heights

167°Elbow at release

142°Knee bend

0.80 sFollow-through

One real shot from a session on the developer's court, measured by the app. It works from any angle; a side view measures the most, and every number comes with an honest range for the angle it was measured from.

How it works

Set the phone down 25 to 45 feet from the basket, at about a 45 degree angle. Any tripod or ledge works; at about chest height it can see the court lines for your shot chart.
Line up the hoop in the on-screen box. That's the whole setup.
Shoot. Makes and misses are called live and land on your shot chart when you're done.

Get Shootaround

Shootaround is on Google Play. Tracking, the shot chart, your session history and a session reel are free. Shootaround Plus, an optional subscription at $2.99 a month or $22.99 a year with a 7-day free trial, adds reel settings and reels without the logo, your shooting form, two more drills, and lifetime stats and progress across sessions.

Get it on Google Play

Android 11 or newer · ages 13 and up · any outdoor or indoor court
Questions? shootaroundshottracking@gmail.com

Quick answers

Is it free?

Yes. Tracking, the shot chart, your session history and a session reel are free for good. Shootaround Plus, an optional subscription at $2.99 a month or $22.99 a year with a 7-day free trial, adds reel settings and reels without the logo, your shooting form, two more drills, and lifetime stats and progress across sessions.

Does it work on iPhone?

No. Shootaround is Android only, on phones running Android 11 or newer.

Where should I put my phone?

25 to 45 feet from the hoop (about 35 is best), at roughly a 45 degree angle to the basket. Chest height is ideal: from there the phone can see the court lines, which is how it knows where each shot came from, and a tripod makes that easy. After you start a session, keep your hands off the phone for about 15 seconds while it locks onto the hoop.

All the questions, in the FAQ