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Version 1.8.1 · 2026-10-26
Introduces Achievements: earn sharable trophies for your speed, spin, distance and consistency.
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The store currently lists version 1.8.1, updated 2026-10-26.








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Measure your disc golf throws with your phone.
RipReader turns your phone's high-speed camera into a $300 radar gun. Set your phone on the ground, throw your disc, and get instant metrics. No extra hardware required.
Tap Start and place your phone on the ground or on a spare disc. Throw your disc and motion detection captures it automatically. Review slow-motion footage with your metrics overlaid. No button timing. No second person needed. Just throw.
RipReader measures velocity and spin for every throw, plus GPS distance from your throw to the landing spot. Forehand and backhand are detected automatically. Every throw is saved with slow-motion playback, organized into sessions by date and location. An analytics dashboard tracks your averages, trends, and personal records over time.…
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Introduces Achievements: earn sharable trophies for your speed, spin, distance and consistency.
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