Film your stroke. Get phase-by-phase technique analysis in under a minute ‐ forehand, backhand, serve, smash, and volley.
The problem
Even the best players can't watch themselves hit. Coaches aren't always there. Watching video alone, you spot what's obvious ‐ not what actually matters. AceCue gives you the precise, phase-by-phase feedback an elite coach would give ‐ anytime, anywhere.
How it works
From phone in hand to a detailed coaching breakdown ‐ faster than a changeover.
Pick a clip from your library and trim it to one stroke. Two to ten seconds is all it takes.
Our model breaks your stroke into 5–6 phases ‐ from ready position to follow-through ‐ and scores each one.
Receive a technique score, three ranked priority fixes, and personalized drills to work on next session.
Features
Everything you need to understand and improve your strokes.
5–6 phases per stroke, each with observations, cues, and an individual score.
An overall 0–10 score for every stroke, so improvement is something you can measure ‐ not just feel.
The three corrections that matter most, ranked by impact ‐ so you know exactly what to work on first.
Targeted exercises with sets, reps, and focus points based on what your video actually shows ‐ not generic routines.
Best score, average score, and a score chart for every stroke. See yourself improve over weeks and months.
Every analysis saved and filterable by stroke. Compare today's serve to last month's.
Strokes supported
All six stroke types, from the first serve to the volley at the net.
FAQ
Six stroke types: forehand, one-handed backhand, two-handed backhand, serve, smash, and volley. Each has its own set of phases and technique markers.
No. Any modern smartphone works. Film from behind or side-on with your whole body and the racquet in frame for the full stroke. Slow-motion clips are fine. The clearer your video, the better the analysis.
Pick any clip up to two minutes long, then trim it in the app to the single stroke you want analyzed ‐ anywhere from two to ten seconds. One stroke per analysis gives the most precise feedback.
AceCue is built on the technique markers elite coaches use to evaluate strokes. It identifies real, actionable issues ‐ but it's a tool to support your training, not a replacement for working with a qualified coach when one is available.
Yes. Self-coached players use AceCue as their primary feedback loop. Coached players use it between lessons to keep improving when their coach isn't there.
About 40 seconds from upload to full breakdown.
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