Your recording. Your match.
Upload a recording of your padel match. Court Replay turns the footage into structured match analytics: detected rallies, shot counts and player movement you can review alongside the video.
AI-powered padel match analysis, from the first rally to the last.
Start with your match recording. There is no need to trim each point before uploading: automatic rally detection finds the points in the footage.
You can use phone, action-camera or club footage. Keep most of the court in the shot so the recording captures the play you want to analyze.
Jump to a detected rally and play it separately, without searching through the gaps between points. Review rally durations and shot counts, and mark favourite rallies to come back to.
The match overview brings together rally count, play time, longest and average rally duration, and shots per rally.
Court Replay analyzes all four players. Compare distance covered, top speed and sprint counts to explore each player’s movement and workload.
See the proportion of time each player spends in the three court zones. Use those positioning statistics alongside rally playback to review how you move between the back of the court and the net.
Explore shot counts and, when the analysis is available, per-player estimates of winners and rally-ending errors. These are automated observations: review the video when you want to check a particular point.
Use the rally clips and match statistics to discuss patterns with a coach or teammates. Court Replay gives you video and analytics to review; it does not prescribe a personalized training plan.
Available statistics depend on the analysis produced for your recording. Missing analytics are not a zero score.
The rallies are detected automatically; you choose the moments to keep. Export selected rallies as individual MP4 clips in a ZIP, or stitch them into one highlight reel. Share a match or an individual rally with a link when you want someone else to review it.
Matches are private by default. Anyone with a share link can view what you shared, so send it only to people you want to have access.
It uses computer vision to turn match footage into information you can review. Court Replay finds rallies and presents match and player statistics alongside the video, helping you explore what happened during play.
Yes. Upload the full recording instead of cutting every rally yourself. Each file must fit within the current upload limit of 100 GiB.
No dedicated Court Replay camera is required. You can upload an existing recording from a phone, action camera or club camera in a supported format. Keep most of the court in the shot; the footage needs to show the action you want to review.
Yes. The player analytics view supports all four players, with movement and court-zone statistics for each. What is available for a match depends on the analysis produced from its recording.
Rally count, play time, rally durations and shot counts; player distance, top speed, sprint counts and time in defence, transition and attack. Estimated winners and rally-ending errors appear when that analysis is available.
Yes. Open a rally from the match’s rally list to play it on its own. You can mark favourites and select rallies for export.
Yes. It automatically detects the rallies, then you select which to include in an exported highlight reel. You can also download the selected rallies as individual clips.
The upload accepts MP4, M4V, MOV, AVI, MKV, WEBM, 3GP, 3G2, FLV, WMV, ASF, MPG, MPEG files, up to 100 GiB per file. File format alone does not guarantee a usable recording; it must also contain decodable video.
Start with your recording. Explore the rallies, movement and moments that tell the story.