SwiftTennis turns a single court-side camera into a full tracking system. It follows the ball frame by frame, maps every player movement, reads the court lines, and counts the score - so your footage tells you exactly what happened, point by point.
Coaches still pause footage, mark points by hand, and lose consistency between sessions. Players get delayed feedback. Broadcasters rely on expensive multi-camera rigs. SwiftTennis removes the bottleneck.
From a single video stream, SwiftTennis detects the ball, players, pose, court geometry, and score in real time.
Frame-by-frame trajectory with bounce and in/out context for every rally.
Continuous identity across the court - position, speed, and coverage heatmaps.
29 body landmarks per player for stroke analysis and form feedback.
Automatic line and zone mapping so every ball event is spatially grounded.
Point, game, and set logic without a human scorer on the sideline.
Who won the point and why - forced error, unforced, winner, or ace.
Point any stable camera at the court. Upload or stream the video.
Models run on ball, players, pose, and court lines in parallel.
Events are sequenced into points, games, and match state.
Dashboards, heatmaps, and reports ready minutes after the match.
| Capability | Traditional | SwiftTennis |
|---|---|---|
| Ball trajectory | Manual review | Automatic, every frame |
| Player movement | Rough notes | Continuous tracking + heatmaps |
| Scoring | Human scorer | Real-time automatic |
| Hardware | Wearables / multi-cam | One camera, no crew |
| Time to full report | Hours of logging | Minutes after final point |
“We stopped spending evenings tagging footage. The report is ready before the players leave the club.”
“Ball tracking accuracy is high enough that we use it for match review with juniors. No wearables to fight over.”
“One camera and we’re producing analytics that used to need a full production team.”
Book a walkthrough with our team and run SwiftTennis on your own footage during the call.