Advanced Impactor’s AI-Powered Cricket Performance Intelligence App Now Live on iOS and Android

The platform uses a single smartphone camera to capture a full batting or bowling session, generating an AI report covering shot classification, footwork, biomechanics, pace, line and length, and pitch maps, with much of the processing handled on-device for a fast turnaround. Users can also upload previously recorded videos including footage not captured on the app for the same AI-powered analysis, giving players and coaches flexibility beyond live, in-app recording.

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Amit Sharma, Founder & CEO of Advanced Impactor, said: “This app was born from a simple problem I experienced as a cricket parent, standing behind my son at practice nets and having no way to actually make him visualise what needed to change.”

Sharma added that affordability has been core to the platform since the start: “Grassroots players were never an afterthought for us, it was the target market from day one.”

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He also highlighted the app’s design for markets like India, where rural connectivity now outpaces urban: “Open the application, follow the markers, tap to record, and it guides you on where to place the phone, you don’t need anyone else there.”

Looking ahead, Sharma said the public launch will be followed by CoachPro, an academy and player-management system now in development for academies and state or county cricket bodies, alongside the existing subscription model for individual players, parents and coaches.

Advanced Impactor has launched publicly in India and the UK, with India expected to remain its largest market as the country’s sports-technology sector continues to expand. The company plans to extend the app to further cricketing markets, including the US, Australia and the Middle East, in subsequent phases.

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