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Version 1.12.21 · 2026-10-27
- Bug fixes and usability improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.12.21, updated 2026-10-27.








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Bowlin is an AI-powered bowling analysis app that uses your smartphone camera to analyze bowling shots.
It analyzes posture, ball trajectory, RPM, ball speed, and release balance using on-device AI, while supporting both offline video analysis and real-time continuous shot monitoring.
Analysis results are stored in your history, allowing you to track performance changes and recurring patterns across multiple shots. With lane pattern visualization and comparison tools, you can manage your line strategy more effectively.
Some advanced reports, cloud synchronization, and export features are available with a PRO subscription.
Because analysis is processed directly on your device, you can manage your data more securely while continuously improving your bowling performance.…
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- Bug fixes and usability improvements
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