First time use two days ago. The individual stats (for doubles) are terrific and range from serve speed to depth, same for returns. The AI also analyzes all 3rd shots whether drop, hybrid, drive or lob. Court coverage is also cool to see. The AI is powerful enough to pull out attacks (aka poaches), hand battles, and longest rallies. Make sure the app has complete access to your camera and photos. This is required to use the app to film or to pull the video into the app. Very excited to hear a singles capability is on the way! Wow!

The UI is well designed and intuitive. It is easy to upload videos recorded on my phone and check the status of the upload and processing progress. The option to see stats as an Overview, as a Team, or as player is amazing. When using shot explorer navigation to the correct player and viewing shots is a breeze with the filter. Needs a little fine tuning on shot names but gets it right most of the time. The overlays help focus the viewers attention and provide feedback as to how the AI is analyzing the video. At times the overlays tend to disappear and don’t come back on until I restart the app. Sharing the video with others easy and viewing the video without the app is a great feature. They are open to feedback and suggestions for improvements. By far this is my favorite pickleball video review app.Updated Review 2026. I’m downgrading the review because there are bugs doing basic things like watching on repeat, adjusting playback speed, and contacting support in the app.Jan 31 Update does not fix watch shot on repeat. Video goes black and playback errors are occurring. I selected a highlight and waited 15 minutes, and the video did not play. When the AI gets something wrong, there is not a manual way to fix it. The fact that it cannot be corrected makes all the game stats wrong.

By breaking down each game you can see which specific areas need work and you can track your improvement after each tournament.

Why is the app so skinny? Like 3” max wide on my iPad…feels claustrophobic. Now, on performance, fantastic 1st impression but that wears off quick. It does feel like 1st gen AI. I want something more than some really nice graphics and historical stats. I want a live experience—imagine practicing your serve and hearing the ai evaluate each one as they happen, including a video of your swing overlay the benchmark swing, and make that data come alive. Anyway, despite my expectations you should try this app for yourself, its still cool and a glimpse of early AI applied to sports