What’s working, what to fix first, and a drill.
Free, research-based swing analysis
Find the one thing holding your game back.
Film a forehand, backhand or serve on your phone. Two minutes later: your Swing Score, every shot broken down, and the one fix to work on.
- Free
- No account
- 1–3 min
- Deleted after 14 days
Biggest fix · Load & hold 62Land the split-step earlier, knees already bending. Stay down until you’ve hit the ball.
What you get from one clip
All from a real report: the clip at the top of this page.
Tap a line to jump the video to that moment.
Fix: firm the wrist just before contact, so the hand stays in line with the forearm.
Joint strain flagged, with a fix and a stretch.
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Film side-on
Phone sideways on a tripod, 5–6 m away, whole body in frame. Hit 8 or more shots. Set-up guide
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Upload it
One .mp4 or .mov, up to 3 minutes and 300 MB, and your height.
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Get your Swing Score
A score out of 100, every shot broken down, and one drill to try next. 1–3 minutes.
What it checks
Five questions on every shot. Serves get their own.
Is your base wide enough?
Stance width as you load.
0.41× heightAre you sitting low enough?
How far your planted knee bends once your feet are set.
116°Are you moving into the ball?
Weight transfer toward the target through contact.
16cmDo you stay balanced?
How far your centre of mass drifts past your feet.
0.4cmIs your head still at contact?
How much your head lifts as you hit.
4.5cmSee if the fix is working.
Film one clip a week. Each report shows what moved since the last, so you can see the drill working. Every week keeps your streak alive.
Example of the weekly view, not a real player’s results.
Built on published research
Where sports science gives a target, we use it. Where it doesn’t, we set it from real players’ clips, checked by hand.
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How low you sit (stance depth)
Martin et al. (2021), Journal of Sports Sciences 39(9) · Seeley et al. (2011), Sports Biomechanics 10(4) · Nesbit et al. (2008), Journal of Sports Science & Medicine 7(1)
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How wide your base is (stance width)
Roetert, Kovacs, Knudson & Groppel (2009), Strength & Conditioning Journal 31(4) · Drillis & Contini (1966), in Winter, Biomechanics and Motor Control of Human Movement
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Tracking your body, frame by frame
A coaching aid from one camera, not a lab test. Every score shows how far to trust it. What it can’t do yet
Running a club or academy?
Your coaches, your squads, reports only your coaches can open, and a private link for each parent.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No account, no card, no ads or ad trackers.
What do I need?
A phone and something to prop it on, side-on to the court, 5–6 m away. Set-up guide
What happens to my video?
Analysed, then deleted after 14 days. Terms & privacy
How accurate is it?
Every change is tested against real shots checked by hand, and each score shows how far to trust it.
Your next session is the test.
Two minutes from upload to your biggest fix. Free, no account.