Fullcourt.ai is an iOS app for recording sports games, creating edited clips and sharing video with a team. It supports recording with one iPhone or with two iPhones and a special holder to capture the full court or field. In two-iPhone FullCourt Mode, its AI follows basketball action; the FAQ says other sports are coming soon. Users can create clips and edit them with zoom, pan and slow motion. Full-game videos and clips are automatically shared with team members who have an account and the app installed. The maker says videos are stored in the cloud and uploaded from the phone when a connection becomes available. Users can download videos and upload them to Hudl for analysis. The app works with iPhone 8 or later and iPad running iOS 14.0 or above; it is not available for Android. A 14-day free trial does not automatically start a subscription when it ends. Each subscription covers one active team, with discounted packages for five or 10 teams available by contacting support. If a subscription expires, video and highlights become inaccessible and are deleted after 90 days. Plans start at $4.99 per month.
Who it is for
It suits teams and families who want to record games on supported iPhones or iPads, edit clips and share videos with team members. Basketball teams may use the two-iPhone mode for AI-followed action.
What is good
- Offers single- and two-iPhone recording modes
- Edits clips with zoom, pan and slow motion
- Automatically shares video with app-equipped team members
- 14-day trial does not auto-subscribe
- Videos can be uploaded to Hudl
What to know first
- No Android app
- Each subscription covers one active team
- Expired subscriptions lose video access
- Video is deleted after 90 days without an active subscription
Verdict
Fullcourt.ai combines game recording, clip editing and team sharing, with a distinct two-iPhone mode for basketball action. Check device compatibility and the one-team subscription limit, and note what happens to video after a subscription expires.
Get started with Fullcourt.ai
- Open https://www.fullcourt.ai/
- Install the app on an iPhone 8 or later or an iPad running iOS 14.0 or above
- Choose a Family Plan or Team Plan, or start the 14-day free trial
- Record with one iPhone or use two iPhones with the FullCourt.ai holder
- Invite teammates who have an account and the app installed
Limits to know first
Each subscription covers one active team; discounted five- and ten-team packages require contacting support. Off-season plans save team video and highlights but cannot record or edit. After a subscription ends, access is lost and the maker says videos are deleted after 90 days.
Questions about Fullcourt.ai
How much does Fullcourt.ai cost?
Family Plan is 4.99 USD per month and Team Plan is 14.99 USD per month. Off-season modes cost 0.99 USD per year for Family or 2.99 USD per year for Team.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The maker offers a 14-day free trial and says it does not automatically subscribe users when it ends.
Which devices are supported?
The app works on iPhone 8 or later and iPad running iOS 14.0 or above. It is not yet available for Android.
How many teams does a subscription cover?
Each subscription covers one active team. Discounted five- and ten-team packages are available by contacting support.
Can videos be used in Hudl?
Yes. Videos can be downloaded and uploaded to Hudl for analysis.
What happens to videos after cancellation?
Access to video and highlights ends after the subscription expires, and the maker says those files are deleted after 90 days.
Fullcourt.ai plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI sports highlight generators
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $4.99/mo
- Live processing
- Yes
- Supported sports
- basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, lacrosse, rugby, water polo, wheelchair basketball, tennis, ultimate frisbee
- Input sources
- one iPhone; two iPhones with FullCourt.ai holder
- Highlight formats
- highlight clips, full-game video, recruitment reels
- Automatic event detection
- Yes
- Export destinations
- iPhone Photos/Camera Roll, email download link, Hudl, social media
