Universal launch monitor support
ShotRX reads any launch monitor that shows standard ball-flight metrics on screen. Below are the most common monitors we see in the wild, with notes on which screens to photograph.
Doppler radar (3D)
Trackman 4 is the tour-standard launch monitor. ShotRX reads any standard Trackman screen — Driving Range, Test Center, or Combine views — and extracts club speed, ball speed, smash, launch, spin, club path, face angle, attack angle, carry, and total. Works on Trackman iO and outdoor units.
Doppler radar (3D)
FlightScope Mevo+ and X3 produce the same standard metrics as Trackman. ShotRX reads the Mevo+ app screen, the X3 display, and screenshots from FlightScope Mobile. Just snap the screen showing your shot.
Photometric (camera)
SkyTrak and SkyTrak+ are the most popular indoor home launch monitors. ShotRX reads SkyTrak data from the main shot view, the practice range screen, and from screenshots of the WGT or E6 simulator software that SkyTrak commonly drives.
Photometric (camera)
GCQuad is the photometric tour standard. ShotRX reads GCQuad and GC3 shot data from FSX 2020, FSX Play, and the official Foresight app. All 9 standard metrics extracted, including the precise spin axis Foresight measures optically.
Doppler radar (3D)
Garmin R10 is the most affordable serious launch monitor. ShotRX reads the Garmin Golf app screen — both single-shot view and session history — so you can analyze R10 sessions retroactively.
Doppler radar (3D)
Full Swing Kit (Tiger Woods’ launch monitor) outputs standard metrics through its app. ShotRX reads the shot detail screen and works with both indoor and outdoor sessions.
Photometric (camera)
Powered by Foresight, the Launch Pro outputs the same metric set as GC3. ShotRX reads the Launch Pro app and the FSX Play interface.
Photometric + radar hybrid
Rapsodo MLM2PRO outputs club path, face, smash, ball speed, and spin in the Rapsodo app. ShotRX reads the shot detail and session summary screens.
Photometric (overhead camera)
Uneekor’s overhead camera units (EYE XO, QED) output standard ball + club data through Refine+, View, and Succeed. ShotRX reads any Uneekor session screen.
If your monitor isn't listed
If your monitor displays club speed, ball speed, spin, and launch angle, snap a photo and the AI will pull what it can see. Missing metrics are returned as null — we never guess.