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Your subscription has a maximum number of videos in your archive. You see the current count on Settings, and in the app also as a ring on Today.
What counts
- One video is one slot, even if it contains several swings. Only when the app splits a recording with several shots into separate videos does each video take its own slot.
- A received copy of a shared swing is a video of yours and counts.
- All golfers together. The maximum applies to your whole account, not per golfer.
What doesn't count
- Your best shots. A video of which a swing is set as the best shot doesn't count — as long as it is the best shot. If you choose a different best shot, the old video counts again.
- Deleted videos. Gone is gone; the slot is free immediately.
- Above your maximum. A new recording or a share request to accept is checked against the maximum right away. If you are above it in another way — for instance because you chose a different best shot and the old video counts again — you can't add anything new, and overnight SwingIQ sets aside the oldest videos until you are back at your maximum. Set-aside material is erased after 30 days; you get a notification, and making room brings it back. See what happens when my subscription changes.
When it's full
With a new recording or a share request to accept, you then get the choice: have the oldest video of your account permanently replaced, or not keep it. The rules for that are covered in archive full: replace the oldest.
Making room
- Delete swings you no longer need. A video only disappears once the last swing on it is gone.
- Choose a best shot per club: that video no longer counts.
- A bigger subscription gives more slots; see my subscription.
Good to know
- The count runs on the server. Without a connection, the app uses the last known count plus what you've recorded in the meantime.
- Only videos count; marks, 3D models and analyses take up no slot.