Replay and fix your count: check every touch in slow motion

A camera counter is fast, but it is not perfect. A ball half hidden behind your leg, a second ball rolling past or a rep that ends out of frame can all nudge the number. TouchTally does not ask you to trust the count blindly. Replay shows you exactly what was counted and when, so you can check it yourself.

What you see in Replay

Replay opens on the session's video with the count, the drill name and the session number on top, the same way the live screen looks. Under the video are the tools for checking the count.

• The event tag. The selected touch or rep is described in one line, for example "TOUCH 12 · Left foot · Confidence 84%". It tells you which number it was, which body part the camera saw, and how confident the count was.
• The timeline. A strip with the ball's motion and a tick for every counted event. Drag along it or tap a spot to jump there.
• Previous event and Next event. The arrow buttons jump straight to the previous or next counted touch or rep and pause on it, so you never have to hunt for the exact frame.
• Speed. Play at "0.25×", "0.5×" or "1×". Quarter speed is the one to use when touches come quickly.
• "Angle tool". The angle button on the right opens a tool for measuring joint angles on a paused frame. It is covered in the replay angle tool post.

Spot the counts worth checking

You do not have to watch the whole session again. Counts the camera was less sure about, below 60% confidence, are shown in amber, both in the event tag and as ticks on the timeline. Those are the ones worth a look: a touch hidden behind a leg, a ball that brushed the frame edge, a rep that was hard to see.

Step to each amber tick with the arrows, play it at 0.25× and decide for yourself whether it was a real touch.

Fix the count with Add and Delete

With TouchTally Pro, two buttons under the controls let you correct the number.

• "Add" puts a touch (for juggling) or a rep (for other drills) at the current point in the video. Use it when you can see a touch on screen that was not counted.
• "Delete" removes the selected event, or the nearest one within 0.4 seconds. If there is nothing close, TouchTally tells you "Nothing to delete here" and suggests "Jump to a touch or rep with the arrows first."

A touch you add shows "Added by hand" in its tag instead of a confidence value. After each change, the total and the session's stats are worked out again. VoiceOver reads the new total aloud, for example "Added. Total 25."

For Shooting, a rep you add counts as a make. Add and Delete are not shown for Plank, because a hold is timed rather than counted.

Edited sessions stay honest

A fixed count is still your count, but TouchTally does not hide that it was changed. Once you edit a session, it is marked everywhere it shows up:

That way a coach or teammate looking at your numbers knows which ones were corrected by hand. Exporting is covered in overlay video export and result images, CSV and PDF.

Other things you can do in Replay

• "Share this frame" shares the paused frame as an image, handy for showing a coach one moment.
• Jump from form bars. With Pro, tapping a bar in "Form per rep" on a push-up or squat result opens Replay at that rep. See the push-up form score.
• Faces stay blurred. If Minors mode is on now, or was on when the session was recorded, faces stay blurred in Replay too. More in face blur and Minors mode.

If you are chasing a juggling record, an honest count is part of the fun. Our guide to beating your juggling record has a plan for the sessions in between.