What is Hooper?
Hooper revolutionizes basketball game analysis by combining AI technology with simple phone recording to deliver professional-level statistics and highlights. The platform supports various game formats from 1v1 to 5v5, providing players with detailed shot tracking, automated highlight generation, and comprehensive game statistics.
The technology enables players to review complete games efficiently by automatically removing dead time, allowing a two-hour game to be condensed into just 15 minutes. Players can access personalized profiles to track their progress, analyze their performance metrics, and share highlight clips with teammates and friends.
Features
- AI Shot Tracking: Automatic tracking and analysis of shots with 92% accuracy
- Highlight Generation: Automated creation of personal highlight clips and mixtapes
- Game Condensation: Reduces 2-hour games to 15-minute highlights
- Multi-Camera Support: Sync two cameras for full court coverage
- Performance Analytics: Track and monitor progress over time
- Social Network: Connect and share highlights with other players
- Multi-Format Support: Works for 1v1 through 5v5 games
Use Cases
- Personal performance tracking and improvement
- Tournament and league game analysis
- Team practice review and assessment
- Creating highlight reels for social sharing
- Player development and coaching
- Game film study and review
- Tournament and event documentation
FAQs
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How accurate is Hooper's tracking technology?
With the recommended setup, tracking and analysis accuracy is at 92%. Shot accuracy metrics are highly reliable, and the technology is continuously being improved. -
Does it get everyone?
Yes, the AI recognizes all players and counts stats for each player separately. Users can tag themselves from among the captured players after video processing. -
How does full-court work?
Full-court games are tracked using two phones recording one half court each. Two different Hooper accounts can be used, and the sessions can be linked together into a single full-court session. -
Do I need a tripod?
A tripod is not required if you can achieve a recording height of at least 5 feet. The app supports 'ground mode,' but shot chart and pointer distinctions may be limited.
