Onform

Onform is a sports video analysis and coaching app for capturing, reviewing, analyzing, and sharing feedback with athletes. It serves coaches and athletes across more than 150 sports, including golf, track and field, baseball, softball, and swimming. Review tools include slow-motion and frame-by-frame playback, drawing annotations, voice-overs, side-by-side comparisons, and instant sharing. Onform says it records 1080p HD video at up to 240 fps and offers five recording modes; videos are automatically backed up to the cloud. Coach Pro adds golf-focused 3D visualizations and data, Kinematic Sequence, and up to four simultaneous video angles. The app is available for Android, iOS, web, and Windows, though its Android guide lists fewer features than iOS, including no launch monitor, Pocket Radar, external UVC camera, or multi-cam support. A free plan and 14-day trial are available. Individual Standard is $9.99 per month, Individual Premium is $14.99 per month, Coach Standard is $39.99 per month, and Coach Pro is $59.99 per month.

Onform brings video review and feedback tools to coaching across many sports, with additional golf analysis in Coach Pro. Android users should account for the documented feature gaps, and trial users who do not subscribe cannot record new videos afterward.

Onform suits coaches and athletes who use video feedback across a range of sports. Golf coaches may be interested in Coach Pro’s golf visualizations and multi-angle analysis.

Onform is a video coaching app for athletes and coaches who want to review movement and exchange specific feedback across many sports. It is strongest when both sides use its recording and annotation workflow; Android users should weigh the narrower feature set, and trial users who do not subscribe cannot record new videos afterward.

Overview

Onform brings recording, close video review, and coach-athlete feedback into one service. Slow motion, frame-by-frame playback, frame-accurate marking, annotations, voice-overs, and side-by-side comparisons give coaches several ways to explain a technique. Athletes can respond to feedback, and clips can be shared instantly. That combination suits recurring instruction better than a viewer who only needs occasional clip playback.

The company says capture reaches 1080p HD at up to 240 fps and offers five recording modes. Automatic cloud backup helps conserve device storage. Onform serves coaches and athletes across more than 150 sports, including golf, track and field, baseball, softball, and swimming. Golf receives deeper analysis on higher tiers, while radar and camera integrations make device and plan choice consequential.

Key features

• Detailed video feedback: Slow motion, frame-by-frame review, frame-accurate marking, drawing, and voice-over let a coach point to a movement and explain it in context. Voice-over allowances on individual and Coach Basic plans mean teams that rely on spoken feedback may need to ration it or move up.
• Capture and backup: The stated 1080p, 240 fps ceiling and five modes offer flexibility for recording action. Cloud backup reduces pressure on local storage, though a cloud workflow depends on having the relevant videos in the account.
• Golf analysis: Coach Pro includes 3D visualizations and data, Kinematic Sequence, and up to four simultaneous angles. Individual Premium also includes 3D golf data and up to four angles, making it a more focused choice for a golfer working independently. Coach Standard supports up to two angles.
• Equipment connections: The pricing comparison includes FullSwing KIT and Garmin R10 compatibility, and lists Pocket Radar and Stalker Sport Radar integrations on Coach Standard and Pro. Multi-Cam MAX streams compatible fixed-camera footage to an iPad, supporting up to four cameras per bay.
• Healthcare use: Onform states that its platform is HIPAA-compliant and that it can sign a Business Associate Agreement with healthcare customers. That makes it relevant to healthcare coaching workflows where those commitments matter.
• Support: Phone and email support are available. Phone hours are Monday–Friday, 10am–7pm ET; the company says it often responds within an hour.

Pricing

Onform uses a freemium model with a 14-day trial. After the trial, users who do not subscribe can still access existing videos but cannot record new ones, so the trial does not become an ongoing recording plan.

• Individual Basic: Free when connected to a coach. It supports reviewing coach-shared videos, recording personal videos via auto-detect, and responding to coach feedback. This is the sensible entry point for an athlete whose coach already uses Onform.
• Individual Standard: $9.99 monthly, $26.99 quarterly, or $99.99 yearly. It allows up to 1,000 personal videos and five voice-overs per month. It is free when working with a Coach Standard or Pro coach, a meaningful benefit for athletes in those coaching programs.
• Individual Premium: $14.99 monthly, $40.99 quarterly, or $149.99 yearly. The cap rises to 5,000 personal videos and 20 voice-overs monthly, with multi-cam up to four angles and 3D golf data. Choose it for independent use or golf analysis; the added capacity and tools matter less to someone who only reviews a coach's clips.
• Coach Basic: $19.99 monthly, $53.99 quarterly, or $199.99 yearly. It includes 2,000 videos, 20 voice-overs monthly, 20 individual workspaces, and three team workspaces. The defined seat and storage limits suit a smaller coaching operation, but not one needing unlimited athletes or teams.
• Coach Standard: $39.99 monthly, $107.99 quarterly, or $399.99 yearly. It offers unlimited videos, voice-overs, teams, athletes, and organizations, plus multi-cam up to two angles. This is the stronger fit for a growing coaching program that needs room to expand.
• Coach Pro: $59.99 monthly, $161.99 quarterly, or $599.99 yearly. It retains unlimited videos and adds up to four camera angles, 60-minute recording, and 3D golf visuals and data. It is aimed at golf coaches who need the deeper analysis and longer recording window; other coaches may not need the step up.
• Multi-Cam MAX Upgrade: Starting at $499 per bay, one-time. For existing compatible fixed cameras and requires a Coach Standard or Coach Pro account.
• Multi-Cam MAX New Install: Single-camera solutions starting at $999, one-time. It includes a hardware bundle, with custom packages based on the setup and preferred camera system.

Plans below the unlimited coach tiers impose video, voice-over, or workspace caps. Quarterly and yearly prices are stated for the paid subscriptions above; the trial lasts 14 days.

Platforms

Onform is available on Android, iOS, web, and Windows. Its Android guide documents fewer features than iOS, including no launch-monitor, Pocket Radar, external UVC camera, or multi-cam support. Coaches who depend on those tools should check that their devices support the workflow before committing; Android remains an option for the more basic video exchange.

Who it's for

Onform fits coaches who teach through video and athletes who want to revisit movement feedback between sessions. Its breadth across sports is useful for a general coaching workflow, while golf coaches and players have a stronger reason to consider Premium or Coach Pro for 3D data and multi-angle review. Small programs can start with Coach Basic's defined workspaces; larger operations benefit from Standard's unlimited teams and athletes. It is a weaker fit for Android users whose sessions depend on the documented unsupported equipment and camera features.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Several review tools work together, from frame-accurate marking and drawing to voice-over and side-by-side comparison, giving coaches specific ways to discuss technique.
• Pro: A free athlete tier supports coach-shared video review and feedback responses, and Individual Standard is free for athletes working with qualifying Coach Standard or Pro coaches.
• Pro: Coach Standard and Pro remove video, voice-over, team, athlete, and organization limits; Pro adds longer recording and four-angle golf analysis.
• Con: Android lacks several equipment and camera features documented for iOS, which can rule it out for a hardware-dependent coaching setup.
• Con: Individual and Coach Basic plans cap videos, voice-overs, or workspaces, so frequent use or a growing roster can force an upgrade.
• Con: Trial users who do not subscribe lose the ability to record new videos, limiting the free path after the 14-day period.

Alternatives

For a broader set of video annotation software, compare tools by their intended workflow. LongoMatch is another freemium option across Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows; its free Basic plan limits users to five projects, two teams, one dashboard, and 50 events per project, with a non-removable watermark. Pick it when those project and event limits suit the work.

BORIS is free, open-source software for Android, Linux, macOS, self-hosted use, and Windows. It is a choice for readers who want free software distributed under GNU GPL v.3. Frame.io has a free tier for up to two members, two projects, and 2GB storage, plus Camera to Cloud, transcription, and captions; consider it when those collaboration and media features fit better than sports coaching.

Roboflow offers a free tier with 10 monthly credits, described as enough to train about 30 models or run 80,000 inferences. It is worth comparing when model training or inference is the task. Kollaborate is a paid option for web, Windows, macOS, and iOS. Nacsport, ATHLYZER, and Dartfish are also paid options, each with a free trial.

Verdict

Onform is a strong fit for coaches and athletes who need a shared, video-first feedback routine, especially golf users who will use its multi-angle and 3D tools. Its main advantage is the range of ways to inspect and explain movement within one coaching workflow. Look elsewhere if Android hardware support is central to your setup, or if you need a free plan that continues recording after the trial.