Know how far you throw every disc.

DiscScout records your throws from Apple Watch, draws how every disc in your bag flies, and tells you which of your discs you've thrown the distance in front of you.

For iPhone and Apple Watch

DiscScout on iPhone: a bag's flight chart with a line for each discDiscScout on Apple Watch, ready to record a Teebird throw

How far did that throw go?

Tap your Watch where you throw from, then again where the disc lands. DiscScout measures it and saves it with the disc and the throw type, and your phone stays in your bag.

  • Each point averages several GPS readings
  • The next throw starts where the last one landed
  • Sessions are saved to Apple Health as Disc Sports workouts
A list of recorded throws on iPhoneWalking to the disc while the Watch measures the throw

Which disc for this shot?

Drop two pins on a satellite map to measure the shot. DiscScout adds the live wind and the height difference, then shows the discs you've thrown that far.

  • Distance in metres, yards or feet
  • Wind speed and direction from Apple Weather
  • Your own distances for each disc, backhand and forehand
The rangefinder: 101 m between two pins, with the wind, the height difference and the discs that reach

What's missing from your bag?

See every disc in your bag drawn at your arm speed. A grid sorts them by speed and by how they finish, so the empty slots and the two discs doing the same job stand out.

  • Beginner to pro arm speed, backhand or forehand, either hand
  • Give a beat-in disc the numbers it flies with now
  • Tap a gap to see which of your discs could fill it
A list of bags, each with its disc count, gaps and a small flight chart

Are you throwing further?

Your average and longest throw with every disc, backhand and forehand, for today, the last week, month or year, or all time.

  • Average, spread and longest for each disc
  • Filter and edit your throws
  • Mark your main throw type
Throw statistics: longest throw 144 m, averages by throw type and by disc

On the course

  1. Picking a disc from the bag on Apple Watch

    Pick the disc

    Your active bag is on the Watch. Choose the disc and the throw.

  2. Starting a throw on Apple Watch

    Mark the throw

    Tap where you throw from, walk to the disc, tap where it landed.

  3. A session summary on Apple Watch

    See the session

    Every throw syncs to your iPhone, ready for the charts and stats.

Download DiscScout on the App Store

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Questions

How does it measure a throw?

On Apple Watch, tap where you threw from and again where the disc landed. Each point averages a burst of GPS readings, and the next throw starts from where the last one landed. Tap to undo; Double Tap works on Watch models that have it.

Do I need an Apple Watch?

No. The iPhone app has your bags, the flight charts, the rangefinder and your statistics, and can record a throw between two points. The Watch lets you record without getting your phone out.

Does it have a list of discs?

No. You type the disc's name, pick its maker from 59 and set its numbers, so a beat-in disc can have the numbers it flies with now.

Where does the wind come from?

Apple Weather, for the spot you're measuring on the map.

Does it work in feet?

Yes. Distances can be in metres, yards or feet.

Where's my data?

Discs, bags and throws are in your iCloud account and sync between iPhone and Watch. Throws recorded on the Watch are saved to Apple Health as Disc Sports workouts.

More help with DiscScout

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Download DiscScout on the App Store