Phone beside the shooter, not behind them.
Square to the shooting line, on the shooting-hand side, 10–16 ft away. Whole body in frame.
Where to put the phone
Where to put the phone
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How GhostRep works
GhostRep turns your best player into the standard. Film your star making shots, and GhostRep learns their mechanics: knee bend, set point, release, wrist snap, timing and balance. Then film any teammate, and see exactly where their shot differs, with the star's skeleton (the ghost) laid over theirs.
1 · Build a star model
- Models → New star model. Name the player, pick their shooting hand.
- Confirm the player agreed to be a model, and a parent or guardian if they are under 18.
- Add at least 5 made shots. More makes make the model sharper.
2 · Compare a teammate
Analyze → pick the model → film or upload. You get a Form Match %, the top three fixes with a drill each, and a ghost replay.
3 · Train live
Live → pick the model → Start camera. After each shot GhostRep speaks the one thing to fix.
How to film (star and teammates the same way)
Good light helps; avoid filming into a bright window.
Privacy
Video never leaves this phone. GhostRep only keeps body-angle numbers and a short skeleton trace, stored on this device. Models can be exported as a file and shared by the coach.
GhostRep compares form to a model; it does not judge right or wrong. Mark any metric as "style" on a model to ignore it.