> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.onform.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.onform.com/how-onform-works/what-sports-can-use-the-onform-app.md).

# What sports can I use Onform for?

Onform works for any sport you can film, from golf, baseball, softball, track and field and cricket to swimming, tennis and gymnastics. See which tools are sport-specific and how to set your sport.

Works on: iPhone, iPad, Android and web.

Any sport where you can film a movement and coach it. Coaches use Onform for golf, baseball, softball, track and field and cricket, and for swimming, tennis, gymnastics, volleyball, bowling, ice hockey, dance, weightlifting and many more.

## What works for every sport

Recording and importing, slow motion, drawing lines and angles, Compare, Voice-over, chat, sharing, Workspaces and Collections work the same whatever you coach. See [Analysis tools at a glance](/how-onform-works/analysis-tools.md).

## Tips for your sport

* [Golf](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/golf/README.md)
* [Baseball and softball](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/baseball-softball/README.md)
* [Track and field](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/track-field/README.md)
* [Cricket](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/cricket/README.md)
* [Every sport](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/every-sport/README.md), for everything else

## Sport-specific tools

A few tools are built for particular sports. They're all in the iPhone and iPad app.

| Tool                                                                        | Sport                                                                                  |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 3D swing analysis, club path, hand path, swing plane and kinematic sequence | Golf                                                                                   |
| Launch monitors (Garmin R10 and R50, Full Swing KIT)                        | Golf                                                                                   |
| Pressure mat                                                                | Golf                                                                                   |
| Auto-Detect recording, which records each swing for you                     | Golf swings, and baseball and softball swings and pitches (on newer iPhones and iPads) |
| Radar speed (Pocket Radar, Stalker)                                         | Many sports, such as baseball, softball, cricket and tennis                            |

## Set your sport

Your sport sets the words Onform uses, such as Golfer or Swimmer, and which sport-specific tools you see.

* **Your profile:** tap your profile icon on the Home screen, then **Edit Profile**. Choose your sport under **Primary Sport** (iPhone and iPad) or **Select Sport** (Android and web). See [Edit your profile](/set-up/how-to-edit-your-profile.md).
* **Teams and athletes:** each team and athlete workspace has its own sport, which you choose when you create it. If you coach more than one sport, set each team to its own sport.
* **Organizations:** an organization has a sport too, which decides what it calls its athletes.

**Sport not in the list?** On iPhone and iPad, type its name and tap **Select your sport as** followed by the name. On Android and web, pick the closest sport and email <support@onform.com> to ask us to add yours.

## Related

* [Onform in 5 minutes](/start-here/onform-in-5-minutes.md)
* [Analysis tools at a glance](/how-onform-works/analysis-tools.md)
* [Edit your profile](/set-up/how-to-edit-your-profile.md)
* [What works on which app](/how-onform-works/what-works-on-which-app.md)


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