Why am I losing long rallies?
Rally intelligence
- Rally length & count
- Tempo under pressure
- When patterns break down
Upload one clip from a single camera. PadelIQ tracks the ball in real time, measuring bounces, shot speed and rally tempo, then hands back the read a coach would give you.
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No app · works with the camera you already own · free during beta.
Every number is measured from the real ball track and your calibrated court, not guessed, not gamified.
See exactly where the ball is landing, floor and glass, as a heat map over the court. Spot the patterns opponents can't.
How deep your shots are landing relative to the baseline and net, the single biggest lever between club and pro rallies.
Every shot sorted into speed bands calibrated to your own match, so slow, medium, fast and smash mean something real, not a random km/h.
How often you're playing the back and side glass, the part of padel that separates players who use the whole court from those who don't.
Shots per rally and the tempo between contacts. Read your endurance, your patience, and who's really controlling the point.
Court coverage, positioning and movement per player, in active development, next to land in your session view.
Players think in questions, not measurements. Each analysis answers the ones you actually ask walking off the court.
Rally intelligence
Bounce & depth maps
Aggression profile
Court & wall usage
No sensors, no wearables, no fixed rig. Just the footage you'd film anyway.
Drop in a video from a phone or a court camera. Trim to the rally you care about, or send the whole match.
PadelIQ finds the ball frame by frame and locks onto your court's four corners, building a true 3D model of the play space.
An interactive session player: scrub the match, watch the heat build, and drill into every bounce, shot and rally.
We're onboarding a small group of players and clubs during the beta. Leave your email and we'll send an invite.
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Yes. A phone on a tripod or clipped to the fence is exactly what we designed for: one fixed camera, one angle.
Most clips come back in a few minutes. You upload, we track, you get your breakdown.
Yes, indoor and outdoor courts both work, as long as the four court corners are visible in the frame.
Absolutely. The demo you see is a real doubles rally tracked end to end.
No. Everything comes from the video itself, with no watches, no ball sensors, no extra gear.
Ball speed and bounces are measured from the tracked ball on a calibrated court, and low-confidence shots are flagged rather than guessed.