For players
See every shot of your match with the score and the statistics. Share the match with your coach, or export a clip of a point.
Tennis video analysis for your own matches
Tencoline is a web app for tennis match video. Upload a full match and mark each shot. The marks give the score, the statistics of each player and highlight clips. The free plan has 30 GB of upload a month, with no card and no expiry. Premium adds TencolineAI, which finds and names the shots for you: 9 EUR a month or 90 EUR a year, not on sale yet.
You need a phone or a camera that sees the whole court. No watch, no racket sensor and no app to install.
Why players and coaches use Tencoline
Players use Tencoline to see their own match as numbers and clips: the score, serve and return points won, winners and errors, counted from marks on the video. Coaches use it to mark a player's match, draw and comment on the video, and share the result, so the player and the coach read the same facts.
For coaches
Mark a player's match, draw and comment on the video, and share the match with the player.
What it does
Tencoline turns a match video into numbers and clips. You mark each shot as you watch, and the marks give the score and the statistics of each player. From the same marks you cut a highlight by shot type or by rally length, and you share the match with a coach or a friend.
Mark each shot
Mark each shot as you watch the video. Every number on the summary is counted from these marks.
Score and statistics
The score, first and second serves in, serve and return points won, winners, and forced and unforced errors for each player.
Clips and sharing
Cut a highlight from the marks by shot type or by rally length and export it, or share the whole match with a coach or a friend.
How it works
Tencoline needs a match video and a browser. Record the match with a phone or a camera that sees the whole court, upload the file from a phone or a computer, and mark each shot on the timeline. The score, the statistics and the highlight clips all come from those marks.
- Record the match with a phone or a camera that sees the whole court.
- Upload the video in your browser, from a phone or a computer.
- Mark each shot, then open the score, the statistics and the clips.
What it does not do
Tencoline does not call lines, and it has no radar: the ball speed is an estimate from the video. It does nothing during play, because the analysis runs on the recording after the match. It needs no watch, no racket sensor and no app to install.
Who it is for
Tencoline is for tennis players who record their matches and want the numbers behind them, for private coaches who review a player's match, and for academies and clubs. The free plan covers marking, statistics, clips and sharing. Premium, with TencolineAI, is not on sale yet.
- Amateur and professional players
- Private coaches and coaching teams
- Tennis academies and clubs
Coaching multiple players? See coach-specific workflow.
Have questions? Read the full FAQ.
Made in Munich, Germany, by Mikhail Kulygin. Contact: hello@tencoline.com.
From the magazine
- How to analyze a tennis match with a debrief, statistics and slow motion
Write what you felt before you watch. Then find the weak sides in the statistics and check each shot in slow motion. The order, and what each step misses.
- How to make a tennis highlight video from a full match
A highlight is a list of marked shots, cut three seconds each. What the editor does, what you still do by hand, and which part Premium does for you.
- How many hours of technique work before a tennis tournament?
Eight to twelve hours across two or three weeks, and no new movement in the last fortnight. Four tests that show whether the work holds under pressure.