Skeleton on every video
Your skeleton follows you as the video plays. Step frame by frame, slow it to ½× or ¼×, or go fullscreen.
Tennis swing analysis for iPhone
Film a forehand, backhand or serve. CourtLab finds every shot, draws your skeleton on the video, scores your technique, and tells you the one thing to fix next. Then it gives you the drills and workouts to fix it.
Free to start. Pro comes with a 7-day free trial.
How it works
Film at the court, prop your phone up across the net, or pick a clip or a whole match from Photos.
Apple's Vision framework follows 19 points on your body in every frame. CourtLab finds each swing, names the shot and measures it: knee bend, hip and shoulder turn, contact point, follow-through, balance.
Feedback in plain words, a score for each part of the stroke, and drills, practice sessions and workouts aimed at your weakest spot.
Features
Your skeleton follows you as the video plays. Step frame by frame, slow it to ½× or ¼×, or go fullscreen.
Forehands, backhands and serves are picked out of long clips automatically, each with its own score and timeline.
Plain-language grades by default. Flip to Coach View for every score, angle and measurement behind them.
Hit a set of serves or forehands, call each one In or Out, and get a grade, a swing-speed estimate and tips for every rep.
Swing in front of the camera and hear a voice cue for the part of your stroke that needs it most.
186 exercises and plans built around your equipment and your week. Voice-guided, and you can work out live with friends in a workout party.
Keep score point by point, then turn a full match video into a report of your strengths and what to work on.
Step-by-step drills and a beginner's guide to 10 shots: grip, stance, wind-up, contact and follow-through.
Privacy
For coaches
Invite your students, and every shot they analyze shows up on the CourtLab coach website. Review the video, adjust a score, reply about a specific shot, and follow each student's progress.
Pricing
7-day free trial in the app. Subscriptions are billed and managed by Apple.