Stumps
Any ruler
Stumps, two markers, or the ball itself.
Mark a known distance in the frame however you can set it up.
Cricket speed gun · on your phone
Settle the argument.
Film a delivery on your Android phone, mark four points, and get the average speed with an honest ± range, worked out for that one reading.
Android 9+ · Free to start · No account · Open source
Founding testers: 90 days of Pro free at launch
Release · Frame 253Release · 253
Bounce · Frame 277Bounce · 277
Average speed
80.3km/h
± 8Release to bounce
- Marked, not tracked
- No seen bounce, no speed
- FPS read from every file
- Every reading has its range
- No account
- Open source
Every net session
Every net session ends the same way.
“Mine was quicker.”
Nobody can prove it.
Paceball can.
NETS - THURSDAY
3 members
Hamza · 7:42 PM
That one was my quickest all season.
Bilal · 7:42 PM
No chance. Mine was quicker.
Hamza · 7:43 PM
Prove it then.
80.3 km/h ± 8 · Release to bounce · Marked, not tracked.
Bilal · 7:44 PM
...ok. Settled.
Message
Every reading is shareable. Every argument is over.
THE SCOREBOARD
FeatureRadar gunGuessingPaceball
No extra hardware
Works at any nets or street
Measures the real distance
Shows how sure it is (± range)
Free to start
Radar gun
Reads release speed (typically 5 to 8% higher)
Reads release speed (typically 5 to 8% higher)
How it works
RECORD. MARK. READ.
You mark the points. Paceball does the maths. Marked, not tracked.
- 01 Record
- 02 Ruler
- 03 Release
- 04 Bounce
- 05 Read
REC 00:03
Fit both stumps, release and bounce
01 · RECORD
Film the delivery.
Film side-on, phone still, with the ruler and the whole flight in frame.
Accuracy
A number, and how far to trust it.
The ball is released about 2 m past the crease and pitches well short of the far stumps, so it travels roughly 11 m, not the full 20.12 m pitch. Paceball measures the real distance with a ruler in the frame and reads the frame rate from every file.
Try the maths
Calculator, not a measurementRuler in the frame
FPS 60.03 · from the fileRuler 600 px
Average speed · release to bounce · Example
80.3km/h± 8
24 frames ÷ 60.03 fps = 0.3998 s · 8.92 m
Speed = distance ÷ (frames ÷ 60.03) × 3.6. The ± range is for this one reading only.
Compare
Example
WHO'S QUICKER?
Two bowlers, one shared scale. Each reading is the average speed from release to bounce, shown with its own ± range for that one delivery.
Average speed, release to bounce · km/h
Too close to call.
Bowler A80.3± 8 · 72.3 to 88.3
Bowler B84.0± 3 · 81.0 to 87.0
60708090100110
km/hIf the ranges overlap, Paceball says so. That's Compare, in Pro.
Features
Built for the nets.
60.03
FPS · read from the file
FPS from the file
Read from every video, never assumed to be 60.
Paceball reads the frame rate from the video file, every time.
Frame by frame
A loupe for every mark.
Zoom in on the release and the bounce, then place each point exactly where it belongs.
Share your pace
A card and a clip of the delivery.
Free cards carry a Paceball band. Pro cards are clean. Each shows speed, ± range and how it was measured.
History and stats
Your best and your trend, ranges included.
Every past delivery keeps its own ± range.
Stays on your phone
No account. The measurement runs on the phone.
Your videos and readings stay with you.
The ball is a ruler
A known ball size can be your ruler.
Use the ball itself when there are no stumps or markers in the frame.
At the nets
Prop it up. Film side-on.
Phone still, ruler and the whole flight in frame. That is all the setup.
Tap a tile to read more
Privacy
Paceball never uploads your videos or measurements.
No account and no server of our own; the measurement runs on the phone.
FREE VS PRO
FREE TO START. PRO WHEN YOU NEED IT.
FREE
Free to start
- Speed with its ± range
- All rulers (stumps, markers, the ball)
- 3 analyses every 7 days
- History and personal best
- Share card and clip with the Paceball band
Founding testers: 90 days free at launch
PRO
Pro subscription
- Unlimited analyses
- Clean share card and clip
- Stats and the history trend
- Compare two deliveries
- Higher recording quality on supported phones
Monthly or annual. Prices shown in Google Play, in your own currency. Cancel any time.
What's next
The road to launch.
01
Pre-flight framing check
PLANNED02
Player profiles
PLANNED03
Bowler-height ruler
PLANNED04
Assisted marking
PLANNED05
iPhone
PLANNED
Planned, not promised. Testers shape the order.
Join the beta
Your next delivery, measured.
02
Become a tester and install
Opens the Google Play testing page for Paceball.
Become a tester and installAndroid 9 or newer.
Use the same Google account as your Play Store. Play only lets in the account that joined the group.
After joining the group, give it a few minutes before step 2 works.
Founding tester offer
90 days of Pro. Free.
Join the beta now. When Paceball launches on Google Play, every founding tester gets a code for 90 days of Pro, sent through the tester group.
Code arrives at launch. Limited to the first 2,000 testers.
No pitch? Try it in 2 minutes: put two shoes 3 m apart, roll a ball past them and choose Two markers.
FAQ
Quick answers.
As accurate as the range says. Well-framed stumps give a tight range; a paced-out distance gives a wider one.
No. Radar reads the ball as it leaves the hand. Paceball gives the average from release to bounce, which is lower. Release speed is typically 5 to 8% higher.
Android 9 or newer. No iPhone yet.
Because a single number would claim more than a phone video can know.
Paceball never uploads your videos or measurements.
Join the tester group, then become a tester on Google Play with the same Google account.
A code for 90 days of Pro, sent through the tester group at launch. Limited to the first 2,000 testers.
The team
Built in Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
Abdulbasit
Founder and lead developer
Mustafa Asim
Developer and partner
- 454 automated tests
- Open source (MIT)
- Frame-accurate on the phone
- Built for RevenueCat Shipaton 2026
Settle the argument.
Average speed
80.3km/h
± 8Release to bounce · example