Hi PH! Michael here, keen golfer building Paragraph Golf
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Hi everyone! I'm Michael, a keen golfer from the UK. I built Paragraph Golf because my range sessions (Trackman Range) and my rounds (Garmin Golf) lived in separate apps, and none of them told me what had actually changed.
Paragraph brings them together and reads them for you: a short summary of every session and round, where your strokes go on the course, and how you compare with golfers of your handicap. Facts, not swing tips.
I'm launching here on Saturday 14 November. Until then I'm reading launches and commenting, and I'd love to meet other makers building for sport and fitness.
Question for anyone who plays a sport: what would you want an app to tell you after a practice session?
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Welcome Michael, and good luck on the 14th! "Facts, not swing tips" is a good promise, and one way to keep it if a model writes the summaries: let code compute every number and let the model only phrase them. In my song app, where a model reports which lyric lines were actually sung, it answers with line numbers and the text is copied by code, so it can never misquote a line. For golf the equivalent would be the model writing "your approach shots got longer" while the 7 yards come from your own calculation, never from the model. A summary that is wrong about one number loses trust in all the others.