See every
shot.
Know every
move.

CourtCheck turns raw match footage into the read coaches want. Ball tracking, heatmaps, stroke breakdown, and scouting reports. No rewinding a frame.

In partnership with UC Davis Tennis
The state of the game

Tennis has always been played on instinct.

Every other major sport uses computer vision and analytics to train smarter. Tennis at the club and collegiate level is still flying blind.

Coaches scrub through hours of grainy recordings. Players replay points from memory. The answer to "what changed in the second set?" takes a Sunday to find.

CourtCheck closes that gap. Drop in the tape. Get the read.

M. Lin · Recording 7 · Set 2 01 / 04
28% of backhands landed out this recording.
Half-court, real proportions 27 × 39 ft
Stage 01 · The court

Start with the tape. Nothing else.

Recording in, court out. No annotations yet. This is what every coach starts with after a recording. The next three stages are what CourtCheck adds.

Stage 02 · Shot map

Every shot, placed.

Bounce locations for every ball in the recording. Forehand, backhand, serve, volley. The view your coaching brain already uses, drawn for you in under fifteen minutes.

Stage 03 · Spacing

Where the player stood.

Each line is the gap between player and ball at contact. Short means squeezed. Long means reaching. The pattern that tells you why a stroke broke down late in the recording.

Stage 04 · Coverage

The pattern, called out.

Court coverage heatmap, plus the one line of plain English worth bringing to practice. Sequences surface only when they repeat across the recording.

What we surface

Patterns you'd find watching the tape, in the time it takes to stretch.

CourtCheck reads recordings the way an experienced assistant coach watches it back. Every shot in context. Every pattern in plain English. Coaches save ~80 hours per season.

Patterns, in plain English.

"Lin wins 71% of service games when she opens with a slice." Plain prose, not dashboards full of numbers. We only surface patterns that show up across two or more recordings.

Shot maps, not spreadsheets.

Every bounce, every contact, every stroke type. Overlaid on a court tile. The view your coaching brain already uses.

From upload to first insight: 5 minutes.

Drop in your recording, get the first surfaced pattern back before halftime of any other game you're watching. ~15 minutes for the full breakdown.

How it works

Four steps. No film‑room slog.

i.
Upload film

MP4 from your camera, your phone, or your team's cloud. Up to 500 MB per recording.

ii.
We watch it

~15 min on average. Computer vision reads ball, players, bounces, and strokes. Frame by frame.

iii.
Patterns surface

Shot maps, spacing diagnostics, court coverage, and a written coaching report. All in the dashboard.

iv.
You coach better

Drills get specific. Match prep gets sharper. Player conversations get backed by film, not memory.

Stop guessing. Start winning.

Upload your first recording. Get a full breakdown: heatmaps, stroke maps, and a written scouting report in minutes.

Upload your first recording