TL;DR. The structural difference: OnForm is a cloud platform, ReplayR is private by construction, on-device only, no account, no upload. OnForm is the analysis platform that absorbed Hudl Technique's users; it is built around telestration on the clip, side-by-side comparison, and coach-athlete feedback threads, sold on a monthly subscription for individuals in 2026. ReplayR is a capture app first: a rolling buffer that saves the last 45 seconds (up to 12 minutes with Pro) at a tap, watch press, or open-palm gesture, free with a one-time unlock. Since August 2026 Pro also covers the review end, frame-by-frame stepping to 0.1× and drawing on a frame, on-device. OnForm still owns comparison and commentary; ReplayR makes sure you have the footage in the first place. Start with ReplayR: capture is the half that has to work live, and it costs nothing to try.
| Feature | ReplayR | OnForm |
|---|---|---|
| Rolling buffer (save after it happens) | Yes, 45 s free, up to 12 min Pro | No, record or import first |
| Hands-free save (watch, palm gesture) | Yes, Wear OS + open-palm (Pro) | No |
| Frame-by-frame stepping | Yes (Pro), 0.1× playback, frame counter | Yes |
| Drawing | Partial (Pro), on a single exported frame | Yes, telestration on the clip |
| Side-by-side comparison / voice-over | No | Yes |
| Side-by-side comparison | No | Yes |
| Voice-over and feedback threads | No | Yes, coach-athlete messaging |
| Works fully offline, no account | Yes, on-device only | Account-based, cloud-backed |
| Stealth mode (screen off, keeps recording) | Yes | No |
| Pricing model | Free + one-time Pro unlock | Subscription |
| Platforms | Android + Wear OS (iOS WIP) | iOS + Android |
OnForm pricing from onform.com/pricing: individual and coach plans billed monthly, with discounted quarterly and yearly billing. Last verified 2026-07-19.
Capture is the half that has to work on the sideline, and it is the half you can have for free: rolling buffer, watch save, on-device, no account. Saved clips are standard MP4s, so you can always annotate elsewhere later if you ever need to.
The two apps sit at different ends of the same workflow. Capture with ReplayR: rolling buffer running, save only the attempts that matter, no dead footage on disk. Then import those MP4 clips into OnForm when a moment deserves drawing, side-by-side comparison, or a voice-over for a remote athlete. Coaches who bill for analysis time report the capture step is where most time is lost; fixing capture makes the paid analysis tool cheaper per useful clip.
For sideline capture, yes. ReplayR's free tier covers the 45 second rolling buffer, Wear OS watch save, swipe review, and the trim editor, with a one-time Pro unlock for longer buffers, gesture save, frame-by-frame review and drawing on a frame. OnForm is a subscription analysis platform, billed monthly as of 2026. If what you need is telestration on a moving clip, side-by-side comparison, or coach-athlete messaging, OnForm still does things ReplayR does not.
As of 2026, OnForm sells individual and coach plans on a monthly subscription, with client limits varying by tier. Quarterly and yearly billing is discounted. Check onform.com/pricing for current numbers. ReplayR is free with a one-time Pro unlock, no recurring fee.
No. OnForm follows the record-then-analyse model: you film a clip or import one, then annotate it. ReplayR records continuously into a temporary buffer and keeps only the moments you save, so you never chase a record button and never scrub dead footage.
Yes, and it is a strong combination. Capture with ReplayR on the sideline, then import the saved MP4 clips into OnForm for drawing, side-by-side comparison, and athlete feedback threads. You only annotate moments worth annotating.
One-time Pro unlock if you want longer buffers, hand-gesture save, and 8K capture. No subscription.
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