How it works

From phone footage to full ball tracking

No extra hardware, no setup wizard. Here’s the entire workflow — start to highlight reel.

How to

From phone to full analytics

Film the session, upload it, and get a clean set of clips and cricket metrics.

01

Prop up your phone & film

Set your phone side-on with both sets of stumps in frame. Hit record and play.

02

AI tracks every ball

Zoota detects the release, follows the ball, and calibrates the scene to the real pitch.

03

Get speed, DRS & analytics

Review speed, beehive, pitch map, 3D trajectory, DRS-style calls, and auto-clipped highlights.

Setup demo

How it reads the game

The phone records. Zoota does the analysis.

Set your phone up once, hit record, and a clean side-on video becomes calibrated cricket data, clipped highlights and a session archive you can review anywhere.

3-step setup

  1. 12 sets of stumps required
  2. 2Place the phone on a tripod around 1.5 m high
  3. 3Place the phone around 4 m behind the bowling wicket

What you get back

  • Ball speed, pace & swing
  • Pitch map, beehive & 3D trajectory
  • DRS-style LBW review
  • Auto-clipped highlights, saved to the cloud
Get the best results

Filming tips

Where to stand

Place your phone side-on, roughly level with the pitch, a few metres back so the full 22 yards is in frame.

Camera settings

Shoot at 60fps or higher if your phone allows. Faster frame rates mean sharper tracking and more precise speed.

Lighting

Daylight or bright nets work best. Avoid heavy backlight directly behind the bowler’s arm.

Then just bowl

No markers to print, no manual calibration. Zoota finds the stumps and creases and does the maths for you.

The data

Every ball, fully decoded

Zoota doesn’t just film — it understands. Each delivery is turned into the same metrics you see on TV, ready to review, compare and share.

Speed

Release-to-bounce pace, calibrated to the pitch.

DRS

Pitching, impact and wickets reconstructed.

Beehive

Where every ball passed the stumps.

Pitchmap

Where every ball landed, by line and length.

3D trajectory

The full flight of the ball, rotatable.

Leaderboards

Community pace and accuracy rankings.

Beehive

Pitchmap

Speed this session

avg 138 km/h

Start tracking every ball — free

Get pro-grade ball tracking, DRS and highlights from your very first delivery. Free to start, from just your phone.

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