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What Flushd AI measures, what it deliberately will not, and what it costs. If something is missing, support@flushdai.com will answer it.
What is Flushd AI?
Flushd AI measures your golf swing from phone video using computer vision, and tells you the one change most likely to improve your ball striking. You film a few swings, upload them, and your report arrives in 10 to 20 minutes. No coach, no launch monitor, and no credit card.
How do I get my swing report?
Three steps. Film your swings on your phone - face-on, down-the-line, or both - upload the videos, and the report arrives in 10 to 20 minutes. One angle is enough. Two gives the fuller picture: face-on reads setup, weight and rotation; down-the-line reads plane, posture and whether you come over the top.
What's in the free report?
Your swing score out of 100, an overall verdict on the swing, the three things it is already doing well, and your single highest-priority fault - what is happening, and what it does to your ball flight. The correction and the drill for that fault are part of the full plan.
Is it really free? What's the catch?
The report is free and needs no credit card. You get your score, your verdict, what your swing does well, and your top fault explained. The full coaching plan - the correction and drill for every finding, the root-cause chains showing how faults connect, and the ball-flight explanation for each - is a one-time $19.99. There is no subscription and nothing recurring.
How accurate is AI golf swing analysis from a phone video?
Accurate for anything a camera can see: body positions, angles, and how they change frame to frame. A single-angle report measures around 50 values across your swing and a two-angle report 65 to 90, each checked against a target range rather than turned into an opinion. The measurement is computer vision, not a language model - the numbers come from your footage, not from a guess about what a golfer at your level probably does wrong.
What can't Flushd AI measure from video?
Anything a camera cannot see. Clubface angle at impact, ball spin, smash factor and shot dispersion need a launch monitor - Flushd will not estimate them and will not pretend to. When a measurement cannot be taken reliably from your footage, the report says so instead of giving you a number with false confidence.
Why film several swings instead of one?
One swing can be lucky, or unusually bad. We compare up to 6, so the fault you are given is a habit rather than a one-off. It is the difference between diagnosing your swing and diagnosing a single shot.
Is this as good as a lesson with a PGA pro?
No, and it is not meant to be. A coach can watch your ball flight and put hands on your setup. This tells you exactly what to work on before you book that lesson, or between lessons. An in-person lesson typically runs $75 to $150 an hour; the report is free and takes 10 to 20 minutes, so most golfers use both.
How is this different from watching swing tips on YouTube?
YouTube gives everyone the same advice and leaves you to guess which video applies to you. Flushd measures your swing and ranks the faults, so you get one prioritised fix instead of twenty competing tips.
How is this different from other golf swing apps?
Three things. Most apps are a subscription - this is a one-time $19.99, or free if the score, verdict and top fault are all you need. Most free tiers are a paywall teaser; here the free report names your actual priority fault and explains what it does to your ball. And most apps analyse a single swing, while this compares up to 6 to separate a habit from a one-off.
Will this work for my handicap?
Yes. The report is built from your measurements, so the priority fix is whatever is costing you most, whether you are a 26 or a 5. Higher handicaps typically get a setup or body-movement fix; lower handicaps something more specific in transition or through impact.
Do I need a launch monitor, sensors or a tripod?
No. A phone is enough. Hold or prop it at chest height, level rather than tilted up from the ground, about 2 to 3 metres back with your whole body in frame. Slow motion at 120fps helps us place impact precisely. Launch monitors that measure ball data start around $500; Flushd measures what your body is doing, which is where most swing faults originate.
What happens to my swing videos?
Your uploaded video is deleted 48 hours after the analysis finishes. That window exists so a broken report can be diagnosed against the real footage; after it, the file is gone from our storage and we cannot get it back. Your report is kept for 90 days and then deleted, along with the still frames and short clips inside it.