Send us one doubles game. Get back a coach-grade report on where you and your partner stood, how effectively you established at the kitchen, where your spacing broke down, and the two things to work on next — every number measured by our engine and shown only when it passed a hand-checked accuracy bar.
Analyze my match — $5 How it worksLaunch price · 48-hour turnaround · steady footage with all four court corners visible
Not a wall of stats. A focused coaching report built from the parts of your match we can measure honestly, with clear limits wherever the camera cannot.
The report opens with the one thing the engine measured on your match and a coach's sentence on how to fix it — written by a 5.0 player, chosen by your numbers, never guessed.
Five rallies to watch first, each with why it was picked and a clip that opens at the moment it matters.
Every serve, return and third shot the engine found, as clips you can scrub through — the rallies that decide most points.
The third shots that ended the point, counted against the rallies you served, with each one's clip.
Your longest dink and speed-up exchanges as whole-rally clips, so you can see how the point was built and where it broke.
Every number on the page passed a hand-checked accuracy bar on footage like yours. What didn't is named at the bottom, with the reason — never shown as fact.
Your phone's normal 1× camera, on a tripod at head height or higher, behind your own baseline — never on the side, and no wide-angle or GoPro. Keep all four corners in frame with room around them, and say the final score to the camera at the end.
Pay, then drop your video into our upload link. Tell us which player is you.
Within 48 hours your report lands in your inbox — open it on any device, keep it forever.
per match analyzed
launch pricing
Launch pricing for one full doubles-game report — every number measured by the engine and shown only when it passed its accuracy bar.
Other tools hand you a dashboard and walk away. Every Dink Theory report is measured by our analysis engine, and every number is shown only if it passed a hand-checked accuracy bar — the ones that did not are left out, and the report says why. The goal is not more statistics — it is a short, honest list of what to change next.
A steady video of one full doubles game (usually 10–25 minutes) from a phone's normal 1× camera, on a tripod at head height or higher, behind your own baseline. Keep all four court corners in frame with a few feet to spare. No wide-angle lenses or action cams, no side-of-court angles, no handheld. Indoor, outdoor, day and night footage all work.
Doubles first — that's where our analysis is strongest. Singles is coming.
If your video can't produce a report we're proud of, we refund you — simple as that.
It's used to build your report, and (only with your permission) to keep improving our models. Never shared or published.
A 5.0 tournament player who got tired of guessing what to work on — and built the tool he wanted after every match.