Capture tennis video
Use facility HD video or a phone camera during lessons, practice blocks, and player evaluations.
Real-time tennis form coaching
KineAce turns tennis video into coach-level swing feedback in seconds.
Built for coaches, players, and tennis facilities, KineAce analyzes tennis stroke mechanics from court HD video or a phone camera, then delivers clear correction cues within three seconds after the action.
Strike earlier. Your wrist reaches peak speed after the ball passes the front hip.
From video to correction
Use facility HD video or a phone camera during lessons, practice blocks, and player evaluations.
Read body pose, racket path, ball context, stroke phase, and motion timing as structured signals.
Return concise, prioritized form feedback that a player can act on before the next repetition.
Tennis swing analysis app
KineAce is designed to explain tennis technique, not just count shots. The analysis focuses on the movement signals players and coaches actually discuss after a stroke.
Analyze forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and overhead strokes from phone video or court footage.
Detect late contact, rushed contact, and body-position issues that change timing and ball control.
Combine racket tracking, pose landmarks, and ball context to explain what to adjust next.
Return concise correction cues within seconds after the stroke, designed for practice repetition.
Built for the feedback loop
KineAce is being built to track repeated issues across sessions: late contact, unstable center of mass, low follow-through, weak shoulder-hip separation, and other coachable movement patterns.
Meet the ball 18 cm earlier and keep the hitting shoulder rotating through contact.
3 sets of 12 balls with the phone on the baseline side view.
FAQ
KineAce is an AI tennis coach that analyzes stroke video and returns real-time form correction for players, coaches, and tennis facilities.
Yes. The first release focuses on phone-based tennis swing analysis, with support for court HD video workflows planned after the MVP.
KineAce is being built for forehand, backhand, serve, volley, overhead, and common stroke variations such as flat drive and topspin.
Many tennis video analysis apps focus on ball speed, landing points, and rally stats. KineAce focuses on form correction: contact point, shoulder rotation, footwork, racket path, and follow-through.
Coming soon
The first release focuses on phone-based real-time analysis for tennis players and coaches. Facility video workflows, training history, and team dashboards will follow.
Contact for early access