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Turn between-lesson videos into a repeatable service

Collect player context and swing clips in one place, review on your own schedule, and send a polished lesson under your own brand. The founding-coach pilot is invitation-only while the workflow and economics are validated.

Why coaches use SwingSend

Coach beyond your postcode

Take on players wherever they are. Your local lesson book stops being the ceiling on your business.

Package between-lesson help

Turn ad hoc advice from texts and DMs into a defined remote review that you can choose to charge for.

Review with the full context

Clips, goals, ball flight, prior lessons and an intake-based checklist arrive together in one case. The pilot measures whether this reduces review time.

Keep your players progressing

Player history, goals and progress live in one place, so every review builds on the last.

Your page, your plans, your brand

A public coach page and booking link with your name, your lesson packs and your pricing.

Simple, organised workflow

An inbox of swing submissions, a feedback composer, and shareable lessons — no spreadsheets or scattered DMs.

How coaching on SwingSend works

1

Set up your coach page

Add your bio, remote lesson offer and prices, then review the public page before sharing it.

2

Players send you swings

They upload a swing with their goal and the miss they're fighting, straight to your inbox — no scheduling back-and-forth.

3

Review on your own time

Pause on the key frames, draw lines and arrows on the swing, and use the player's intake checklist as prompts for your own judgement.

4

Send feedback and track payment

Compose a clear plan, share the marked-up lesson, and track the payment status alongside the case. Keep your current payment method during the pilot.

5

Build lasting relationships

Player history and progress stay in one place, so every review builds on the last instead of starting over.

What the founding pilot must prove

SwingSend has not yet proven that it saves review time, increases coaching income or improves scores. The pilot measures active review time, upload completion, turnaround, player clarity and repeat submissions before those become product claims.

1

Send one upload link

Give it to a real student and ask for one down-the-line swing plus the ball flight they saw.

2

Run the review loop

Open the case, use the draft/snippets/checkpoints only as helpers, add your judgement, then send the lesson link.

3

Ask for the next swing

Use the player lesson library and follow-up thread to prove whether the loop creates repeat coaching demand.

Built only for golf

One sport, built all the way down

SwingSend does golf and nothing else. Every screen assumes a golf swing, and the product will not be widened to other sports — depth in one game is the whole point.

Swing phases, not generic timestamps

The coach assessment is built around setup, backswing, transition, impact and follow-through, and the checkpoints a coach confirms are stored against those phases.

An angle tool that measures a joint

Click point A, the vertex and point C on a paused frame and the reading is saved with the note — because the questions a golf coach asks about a paused frame are angle questions.

Focus goals that carry between lessons

What a player is working on is a short, coach-owned list that persists across swings, so the next review starts where the last one finished instead of starting over.

Filming guidance written per club

Down-the-line and face-on mean different camera heights and distances for a driver, an iron, a wedge and a putter. The upload page says which, per club.

Coach-first, enforced in code

Players you bring are never shown to other coaches.

A player who reaches SwingSend through a coach's own upload link, roster import or clip import is recorded as coach-sourced, and is never rendered, counted or linked on a public or discovery surface belonging to any other coach. Only a player who arrived without a coach could ever be offered a choice of coaches, and no path in this product creates one yet.

Read the rule on the privacy page.

You're in control

Set your own prices

Quick reviews, monthly feedback, live calls, multi-week programs — you decide what to offer and what to charge.

It's your business

Your players, your brand, your page. No lock-in. SwingSend complements your in-person work rather than replacing it.

Less admin, more coaching

One inbox, one review workflow, shareable lessons. Spend your time on the swing, not on spreadsheets.

Coach questions

How do I get paid?

You set your own plans and prices. During the pilot, keep using your current payment method while SwingSend tracks the case and payment status; live checkout is only enabled after it is configured and tested.

How long does a review take?

SwingSend is designed to make a useful review possible in under three minutes, but that is a pilot target rather than a proven claim. The product records the workflow data needed to measure it with real cases.

Do I need special equipment?

No. Your players film on their phones and you review in your browser — no studio or extra software required.

Can I keep my in-person students?

Absolutely. SwingSend is designed to add a remote stream alongside your in-person lessons, not replace them.

What does it cost me to use SwingSend?

SwingSend is currently running a small, invitation-only founding-coach pilot. Pilot terms are agreed directly before a workspace is created; broad self-serve pricing is not live yet.

Ready to test it with your players?

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