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Send us your match video: full analysis follows each player on their own, with their skeleton, their knee and elbow angles and everyone else dimmed. The key-moments summary is free.

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A Miami Open rally, both players tracked.
Video: Court Level Fans, CC BY.

Coming next: the coaching view. What to change, shot by shot.

01 // How it works

Three steps. The first one is free.

01Share your videoA link from Google Drive, Dropbox or YouTube, plus your email. A phone on a tripod or a fence works.You
02We send the key momentsA free key-moments summary for videos up to 5 minutes, usually within a day.Free
03Upgrade to full analysisYour tracked moves, stats, measured angles, a coaching point and a profile entry. See pricing.Full analysis
02 // What you get

Your game, not the whole court.

01Your moves, trackedA skeleton on you for the whole match, so you see how you moved, not just where the ball went.Tracking
02Key moments and highlightsEvery shot or touch on a timeline, and a highlights clip you can keep and share.Highlights
03Shot and move statsHow many shots you hit, when, and from where on the court.Stats
04Measured anglesJoint angles such as elbow and knee at the moment of contact, measured from your video.Angles
05One coaching pointOne clear thing to work on, tied to the moments in your video that show it.Coaching
06A profile that growsYour page on refereeai.xyz. Every match you send adds to it, so you can see progress over time.Profile
03 // Sample report

One rally, one player.

Built from a public Miami Open rally filmed by a fan in the stands (CC BY), focused on Jannik Sinner. Every number below comes from our analysis of that clip. Sample

7 of 11shots in the rally hit by Sinner
24.6 srally length
98.4%of frames with his skeleton tracked
92–178°elbow angle at contact

Key moments

  1. Opens the rally from the baseline.
  2. Shot, elbow 147° at contact.
  3. Shot, arm near straight: 178°.
  4. Shot, elbow bent to 96°.
  5. Shot, the most bent contact: 92°.
  6. Comes forward to the net, 166° at contact.
  7. Last shot of the rally, at the net: 153°.

Elbow angle at contact, shot by shot

0:01.7147°
0:04.4178°
0:11.996°
0:17.492°
0:21.5166°
0:23.2153°
Coaching point

Same rally, very different arms: 92° at 0:17 against 178° at 0:04. Put those two contacts side by side and pick the one you want to repeat.

04 // Send your match

Your key moments, free.

Paste a link to your video and leave your email. We send your key-moments summary, usually within a day. Free for videos up to 5 minutes; full analysis is $1 per minute of video. See pricing.

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