For tennis players and coaches

Two things to work on this week.

QimmaView is a racket tracker for solo improvement. Clip it on your racket and play. The app picks two things to work on this week, with a solo drill for each.

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The app’s session summary, headed “Two things to work on this week”. First: Choose your speed, with the solo drill Forehand Speed Ladder. Second: Steady swing tempo, with the solo drill Shadow Forehand Tempo.
The app after a session. Screens from the app in development, with demo data.

How it works

Clip it on. Play. Work on two things.

  1. 1

    Clip it on

    Clip the tracker onto your racket and start a session in the app.

  2. 2

    Play

    Play as you normally would. When you glance at your phone, it shows your swing count, whether that swing was faster or slower than the last, and your fastest so far.

  3. 3

    Work on two things

    After the session, the app picks two things to work on this week and gives you a solo drill for each.

During a session

A quick look, then back to hitting.

Three readings and nothing else: how many swings, faster or slower than your last one, and your fastest so far.

The app during a session: 21 swings. The last swing was slower than the one before, at 89 km/h. Fastest so far: 97 km/h.
Demo data.

After a session

A drill you can do on your own.

Each of the week’s two things comes with a solo drill: the goal, the setup, the steps, coaching cues and common mistakes. All you need is a wall, a basket of balls or room to swing.

The Forehand Speed Ladder drill in the app: its goal, what the tracker shows during it, the setup, and the steps.

Offline-first

Works on any court.

Sessions are saved on your phone, so the app works with or without signal.

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