Ojo Tennis

Ojo Tennis records your whole match from an iPhone at the back of the court, then lets you review every point in slow motion and share the ones that mattered. Most club players have never once seen themselves play. Not because it's expensive or difficult — but because filming a match produces a two-hour, 4 GB file with no way to find anything in it, sitting in a camera roll nobody opens. Ojo fixes the three things that make that useless: PROP YOUR PHONE AND PRESS RECORD Landscape, behind the baseline, roughly fence height. No tripod rig, no court-mounted camera, no subscription to a box on a pole. The phone in your bag is the whole setup. THE UPLOAD SURVIVES CLUB WI-FI Matches upload in chunks in the background, so a dropped connection doesn't cost you the file. Long matches are compressed rather than refused. THE POINTS, FOUND FOR YOU Ojo's AI breakdown marks where each rally starts and ends and groups them into service games, so you jump point to point instead of scrubbing past the ball-collecting. BUILT FOR REVIEW, NOT WATCHING Frame-step, variable speed, and a scrubber that lands where you drop it. The difference between "I lost that point" and seeing your toss drift behind your head. BOTH PLAYERS GET THE FOOTAGE Send the match to the person on the other side of the net. They open the link, watch it, and add it to their own library in a tap. PRIVATE UNTIL YOU DECIDE Every match is yours alone by default. Share a private link, post it to the players who follow you, or share nothing. Links can be revoked. Free to use.