Coin and feel
Stalk the line. Trust the eyes. Hope the read holds under pressure. No data, no second opinion.
BullzEye scans the surface you're standing on, solves the physics, and draws the line the green wants — on the iPhone already in your pocket.
Putting is ~40% of every round — and the one shot where everyone, from the Tour to Sunday morning, is still guessing. The most decisive stroke in golf has the worst tools.
Stalk the line. Trust the eyes. Hope the read holds under pressure. No data, no second opinion.
They help you groove a straight stroke — but say nothing about this green, here, right now.
Tour-grade green maps cost five figures, are pre-surveyed, and are banned from competition play.
BullzEye reads a real putting green with the iPhone's built-in LiDAR, finds the ball and the cup, and returns a physics-solved putting line in under sixty seconds — no pre-mapping, no five-figure hardware, and it refuses to guess when conditions are unreliable.
LiDAR + ARKit capture the green as a dense, world-anchored point cloud at up to 60 Hz.
Frames fuse into one surface grid, and a physics-faithful solver finds the optimal aim and pace — gravity, friction, and green speed.
The line draws over the green in AR, and the session saves locally for later review.
The wedge is reading any real green on hardware you already own. The moat is refusing to guess when it shouldn't.
Can a smartphone, with no specialized sensors, recover enough green geometry and ball-flight physics to produce expert-level putt recommendations that measurably improve a golfer's performance?
An on-device proposer, a geometric verifier, and a multi-frame stability tracker. One alone hallucinates or misses; together, they hold.
Anchored to regulation geometry — the 42.67 mm ball, the 108 mm cup — and to published putting physics. Verified against a known physical world.
When confidence is low, BullzEye returns a categorized refusal and explains why. No confident lies — refusal is a first-class output.
Every other consumer green-reader is mat-based or pre-mapped — useless on the green at your local muni. Live real-green reading on hardware you already own is the wedge; the hardware roadmap is the moat.
Everyone starts with the app on a LiDAR iPhone. The modules extend range, reliability, and reach — post-V1.
The full putting experience on any LiDAR-capable iPhone. Free, and the product everyone starts with.
Battery, session vault, and point-cloud viewer on its own Wi-Fi. A one-time hardware purchase, useful with or without the Depth Module.
Stereo / proprietary depth that extends range, improves outdoor reliability, and opens non-LiDAR phones, including Android.
BullzEye Golf Technologies, Inc. — Delaware C-Corp · Utah foreign-qualified. Building toward a Q4 2026 public beta and Q1 2027 App Store launch.
Leads product, engineering, and company strategy — and the docs-first discipline behind the V1 architecture.
Partners on product, go-to-market, and the on-course experience. Anchors the golf domain knowledge that keeps the read honest.
A standing bench across computer vision, golf instruction, and venture — supporting validation, technical review, and fundraising.
An external optical engineer under consulting agreement, scoping the stereo and proprietary-depth modules and their calibration.
$1.5M seed · SAFE. Carries the company through public beta, App Store 1.0, and the first Core Module batch. Instrument, valuation, and allocation to be confirmed. Targeting NSF SBIR — ~$305K Phase I and ~$1.25M Phase II — federal R&D funding that extends every equity dollar. A full data room — Architecture decision records, full source, risk register, decision log, and the test foundation — open with a signed NDA.
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