See your swing in real time

An iPhone (as the camera) and an iPad (as the viewer). You can also use two iPhones. Both need iOS 16.6 or later. Mirror Vision is iOS only — there's no Android version at this time.

No — this is the most common question we get. Your devices connect directly to each other using Bluetooth and peer-to-peer Wi-Fi. No router, no hotspot, no internet, no data usage. It works anywhere.

Check these in order: (1) Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are on on both devices. (2) Both are on the latest iOS. (3) Same Mirror Vision app version on both. (4) Go to Settings → Mirror Vision on each device and make sure Local Network is turned on — this is the most common fix. For a stronger connection, open Control Center and tap the Wi-Fi icon so it goes from blue to white on both devices.

Those systems cost $500–700 for separate hardware you have to carry around and charge. Mirror Vision turns the iPhone and iPad you already own into a real-time swing mirror. No extra equipment, no extra cost — just your devices doing something new.

The free version gives you real-time streaming with a limited session time so you can try it properly. Pro is $49.99/year — less than a single golf lesson. It unlocks unlimited sessions, AI swing detection, auto replay, 240fps slo-mo, gesture controls, cloud sync, and annotation tools. No hardware to buy.

Yes — that's what it's built for. Most driving ranges have poor Wi-Fi, which is exactly why Mirror Vision doesn't need any. Just bring a small phone tripod, prop your iPad up where you can see it, and you're set.

AI Swing Detection uses more battery because it runs on-device AI in real time. Switch to Manual Recording mode if battery is a concern — it uses significantly less. Start your session with a reasonable charge on both devices.

Not currently. Mirror Vision is iOS only (iPhone and iPad). We use Apple's device-to-device communication framework which isn't available on Android. We know this is frustrating — it's the most requested feature and we're exploring options.