Tennis Notes vs VO2 Max Tracker

Tennis is a sport of the mind. Inspired by the journaling routines of professional players, Tennis Notes helps you reflect on your matches, prepare for upcoming opponents, and recognize patterns in your game over time. Built by a fellow player, it’s designed to support the mental and strategic side of tennis—on and off the court. Key features: Sessions – Log match and training sessions to build a history of your time on court, helping you review past performances and track your progress. Apple Watch – Track your sessions and score directly from your wrist, with full Health integration for workout data.

 Rivals – Create detailed opponent profiles with strengths, weaknesses, and match history to prepare for rematches. Analytics – See long-term trends in your game with stats like time on court, win/loss ratios, and effort levels. Plans – Schedule future matches and trainings to stay prepared and be ready for your opponents. Notes – Keep all your tennis-related thoughts in one place: tactics, lessons and reflections. As Tennis Notes aims to become the #1 tennis journal on the platform, your feedback is crucial to the future of the app.  Please feel free to share your experiences and ideas by sending an email to tennisnotesapp@gmail.com!

Use Zephyrus to test your cardio fitness (VO₂ max) on a treadmill, and track your improvement. You can also use Zephyrus to do HIIT workouts. The app comes with a selection of workouts, and lets you create your own workouts. Zephyrus tells you when the target zone changes. To get your heart rate in the app, you can use Apple Watch or heart rate monitors with Bluetooth. Garmin watches with Virtual Run are supported. Cardio fitness is measured with a modified Bruce protocol test you can perform on most treadmills. The test consists of stages with increasing intensity and ends when you reach 85% of maximum heart rate. You can do HIIT workouts on Apple Watch, so you don't have to bring your phone. Your past workouts are saved to your workout history, where you can see the heart rate graph and calories burned. Your data is stored in iCloud, which makes it accessible across your Apple devices. Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new exercise program. Exercise can carry risks, especially for people who have certain medical conditions or who have not been physically active in a long time. It's important to understand that using this app does not replace a doctor's advice or treatment. If you would like to report an issue or request a feature for the app, feel free to contact the App Support email. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/