1 · Choose the right mode
Use Single Phone to begin for free. Free online rooms support 2 phones; Pro supports up to 6. Professional adds local connection and a dedicated controller.
Start with a short trial before a match. Learn the whole replay loop before adding more phones.
Free to start · Optional in-app subscriptions for more phones.
Use Single Phone to begin for free. Free online rooms support 2 phones; Pro supports up to 6. Professional adds local connection and a dedicated controller.
Grant the required Camera and Local Network permissions for your mode. Keep the important line visible. For multi-phone use, let the host create the court and have cameras join before play.
Start from the host and check the cameras are ready. Recent footage is temporarily retained on recording phones. Keep the apps in the foreground.
Tap Challenge promptly after a disputed point. Slow it down, skip back or forward and pause at the key moment. Step through the frames and enlarge the landing area for a closer look.
In an online room, view footage on the relevant phone. In Professional, a dedicated controller can actively select a camera and receive that replay temporarily over the LAN.
Choose Save to keep a short slow-motion clip in Photos. Return to live view to continue. Group pause and resume require updated, connected participants; they are not a promise of recording in the background.
Keep one phone for control and let the others record. These Professional app screens show where to choose your controller and check that the cameras have joined.


Local connection does not need internet access; purchases, restores and subscription checks may still need it. The temporary court code was masked in the original promotional copy.
FanEye does not automatically detect the shuttle landing or decide IN or OUT. Players or officials review the footage. Device, lighting and network conditions matter.
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