Pickleball match analysis
Put your phone on a tripod. Upload the video afterwards. Then ask where your shots go, what is costing you points, and what to work on this week.
One camera. No sensors, no wearables, nothing at the court.
The difference
There is no dashboard to learn. Type what you actually want to know and it works out which numbers answer it.
68% were drops, landing a median 2.1 feet past the net. Your thirds are getting you forward — the problem is what happens next.
On dinks, yes. 66% go cross-court and 14% down the line, across 60 shots. An opponent stops covering the line after a game.
Rule 7.E says a serve must clear the non-volley zone and land in the correct service court. All 12 of yours did.
Directions
A heat map shows dots. This shows lines — where you stood and where the ball arrived — so cross-court against down the line is visible, along with the pattern an opponent is about to notice.
Clips
Ask what is costing you points and it cuts the clips. Six losing thirds back to back make an argument a percentage cannot, because you watch yourself doing it.
The rulebook
The official USA Pickleball rules are in there. Ask whether you can volley in the kitchen, or how high the net is, and it quotes the rule number so you can settle the argument.
Honest numbers
Three shots is not a pattern and it will say so, rather than reporting 100%. Every figure carries how many observations it came from.
Three steps
Phone on a tripod behind the baseline, high enough to see the far kitchen line. That is the whole setup.
Drop the video in afterwards. Four minutes later the report is ready and you get an email.
Numbers, charts and clips, composed for whatever you asked rather than picked from a menu.
Record it on the phone you already carry.
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