How it works
No sensors on your paddle, no device at the net, no app running while you play. Just the phone you already carry.
Phone on a tripod behind the baseline, high enough to see the far kitchen line. Press record and go play.
Drop the video in when you get home. Close the tab — an email arrives when the report is ready.
Type what you want to know. Charts, numbers and clips come back built for that question.
A 40-minute match takes about four minutes to process.
What you get back
Shot directions
Not a heat map of dots — lines, from where you were standing to where the ball arrived. Cross-court against down the line, and the pattern an opponent will notice before you do.
66% of your dinks go cross-court and 14% down the line. After a game, they stop covering the line.
Clips
Ask what is going wrong and it cuts the video. Six losing thirds back to back make an argument no percentage can, because you are watching yourself do it.
Nine of the fourteen kitchen points ended on a dink of yours that sat up. Here they are.
Each starts a second and a half before the shot, and loops.
The rulebook
Every official USA Pickleball rule is in there. Ask whether something was legal and it quotes the rule number, so the argument at the net ends.
Rule 11.A — all volleys must be initiated outside the non-volley zone.
No. Rule 11.A says all volleys must be initiated outside the non-volley zone.
All volleys must be initiated outside of the non-volley zone.
USA Pickleball Official Rulebook
Before you ask
No. Any phone from the last few years, on a cheap tripod. One camera, behind the baseline.
Yes, and most matches are. It describes your side of the court rather than you individually — where it matters, the answer says so.
No. It follows the ball, and the ball does not know who won the point. It will tell you that rather than guessing.
Not quite. A small fast ball gets occluded, so roughly seven in ten contacts are detected — and every figure tells you how many observations it came from. When that is too few to mean anything, it says so.
Private storage, visible only to you. Delete a match and the video, the shots and the clips all go with it.