Golfet

Your personal golf agent

Your swing.
In your
own words.

Turn a feeling into a card you can use. Talk or type with Golfet to refine your cues, review the changes and keep the words that work for you.Talk or type. Refine your cards with Golfet. You approve every change.

Golfet Example

Your card, in your words.

A clearer cue for your next shot

You

Shorten my takeaway cue. Keep my right leg stable.

Golfet

Here’s a shorter version. Review it before saving it to your card.

Proposed editProposed edit · Not savedIron

“Right knee slightly in.”

Turn over a stable right leg.

An illustrative edit. You decide what to keep.

A golfer finishing his swing in the tall grass of a golf course.

Your own words.
Your own cues.
Your game.

A golfer walks towards the fairway of a coastal course in the evening light.

01 / Your own words

It starts with
something
you felt.

A small pause. A lighter grip. A shot that felt right. Tell Golfet what you mean, even if the words are rough. Refine them together into a card that still sounds like you.

See the conversation

02 / Edit with your agent

Talk it through.
Make the card yours.

Open a card and tell Golfet what to change. Type, dictate a message or talk it through by voice. Ask for a shorter cue, a clearer structure or a detail you want to add. Review the proposal, then approve or reject it.

Inside GolfetA real 7-iron cue. Three simple steps.

01

Start with your card.

Your own cues, ready before the next shot.

Golfet Irons card with bulleted takeaway cues for a stable right leg, and the Ask Golfet field.
02

Talk it through.

A shorter takeaway cue. The same feeling.

A conversation with Golfet asking to shorten a takeaway cue while keeping the feeling of a stable right leg.
03

Review. Then approve.

See what changed. You have the final say.

Golfet highlights a shorter bulleted takeaway cue on the iron card, with View original, Approve and Reject controls.

Swipe to follow the edit · Based on real 7-iron cues. Illustrative agent edit. Tap a screen to enlarge.

Golfet: your swing thoughts organized by club, from putting to woods.

The Golfet app · Your cues by club

03 / Your cards · Available now

Your cues,
shot by shot.

A feel for your irons. A touch around the green. A thought for your putting. Give each one a place in your game.

01

Write it your way.

Start with a rough idea, type a request or dictate it. Ask Golfet to clarify, shorten or organize your words into a card.

02

Refine it together.

Talk to the agent from your card. Add a detail, adjust a cue or ask for a new version. Read the highlighted changes before you approve them.

03

Keep the context that matters.

Your cards stay organized by club and swing phase. Keep your photos, videos and useful links alongside the words you want to remember.

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Personal cues could sound like this

7-iron · Takeaway

“Right knee in.
Stable right leg.”

A personal takeaway cue

Wedge · Chip

“Let the club
brush the grass.”

From short-game practice

Putter · Long putt

“Picture the ball
rolling to the hole.”

From the practice green

The 7-iron example uses a real personal cue. Other cards are illustrative.

04 / As your game changes

Keep what works.
Refine the rest.

A cue can change after a lesson or a good session. Open your card, explain what feels different and work on the wording with Golfet.

The agent proposes. You choose what becomes part of your card.

After your next lesson

“Add that I want a lighter grip. Keep the rest as it is.”

Ask for a focused edit without rewriting the whole card. Review the proposal and keep your coach’s advice in the words that make sense to you.

See how approval works

Before you get started

A few
answers.

Still have a question?
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How does the agent edit my cards?

Open a card and use Ask Golfet to explain what you want to change. You can type, dictate a message or start a voice conversation. Ask it to shorten a cue, add something you learned or make your notes easier to read. A proposal appears on the card with the changes highlighted.

Does the agent save changes automatically?

No. For an existing card, you review the proposal and tap Approve to save the change, or Reject to keep the original. You can also ask for another version. When writing a new card in the editor, accepting a proposal adds it to your draft; you then save the draft.

Can I use text instead of talking?

Yes. Type your request or dictate a message, check the text and send it when you’re ready. A live voice conversation is a separate option. You choose when to start the microphone.

Is card editing with the agent available?

Yes, in the Golfet app on iPhone and iPad. Use the latest App Store version and sign in to use AI assistance. The conversation on this website is an illustrative example, not a live call.

How does Golfet fit with my golf lessons?

Keep your coach’s advice alongside your own sensations and observations. Golfet gives you a place to revisit those cues between lessons. It does not automatically analyze your swing or replace your coach’s assessment.

Can I add my own photos and videos?

Yes. You can keep your photos, videos and useful links alongside your cues, so the right movement or drill is there when you need it.

Which devices can I use?

Golfet is available on iPhone and iPad. Check the App Store listing for compatibility, pricing and any in-app purchases.

Your next session starts here

Bring something from today
into your next round.

Your cards, your journal, your agent.
Available on iPhone and iPad.

Download on the App Store Edit your cards with Golfet by text or voice. Review every change.