No account. No subscription.
Your bag stays on your device and syncs with your paired Apple Watch. No cloud club storage or account-based transfers.
A small collection of useful things
Cool software for
interesting people.
For a round of golf. A little time outside.
And whatever sparks our curiosity next.
Room for a little curiosity.
GolfBrain
The next chapter · Version 2.0
Your clubs.
Today’s conditions.
A little less guesswork.
That familiar 7 iron can fly a little differently in the mountains. GolfBrain brings your normal carry distances together with altitude, weather, and wind to help you choose a club.
A simpler, free update is on the way.
Shown here: the upcoming 2.0 update for iPhone and Apple Watch. It has not been released on the App Store yet.
Less setup. More playing.
Back to the
good stuff.
GolfBrain 2.0 is becoming a free, simpler app. Open your bag, check the conditions, and get on with your round.
Free and provided as is. Personalized support and future updates are not promised.
The weather comes along.
Temperature, humidity, and wind come from OpenWeather for your location. No external sensors to connect.
Just the things you use.
Play, My Bag, Weather, and Settings. Drive measurement and the Learning Center are making their exit.
A look around
Familiar clubs.
A fresh view.
Carry estimates on your phone.
A compact view on your wrist.
The course, in context.
Your stock distances beside carry and drift estimates, with altitude and round timing close at hand.
Make it your bag.
Add your clubs, enter your normal carry distances, and choose which clubs appear during play.
Know what’s in the air.
Current conditions in one place. On your phone, wind guidance follows the direction you’re facing.
Actual 2.0 development screens with sample clubs. These simulator previews do not have reliable altitude or compass readings; unavailable estimates are shown as dashes. Tap a screen to see it larger.
A quick glance
Leave the phone
in your pocket.
The paired Apple Watch app keeps club, stock distance, adjusted distance, and drift on a single line. More clubs in view, less scrolling between shots.
Getting started with GolfBrainWatch preview from the simulator; adjusted distances appear when the required readings are available.
Sun & Moon
Apple Watch today · iPhone companion upcoming
Plan around
natural light.
Built for photographers, hikers, hunters, and anyone whose plans involve natural light. Check sunrise, sunset, twilight, moonrise, moonset, and the moon’s phase on your Apple Watch.
Coming in version 1.1: an iPhone companion with the same sun and moon information, a Deep Twilight display on both devices, and latitude and longitude below the readings. The Watch app will continue to work independently.
Previews of the upcoming update, captured from the iPhone and Watch simulators. Both use a sample location near Flint Hill, Missouri; the readings are examples. Select an image to view it at full size.
Behind the apps
A few ideas.
Something useful.
Alpenlogic is a home for software built out of curiosity. A few useful ideas, turned into apps and shared with people who might enjoy them.
GolfBrain’s next chapter is in that spirit: make it free, keep the useful parts, and see where it goes.