Strokes, counted honestly.
Padel can name its qualified shot classes. Tennis starts with accepted stroke counts while its classifier calibrates.
Score, shots and heart — captured while you play, then laid out on the phone with the sample counts that back them up.
Padel can name its qualified shot classes. Tennis starts with accepted stroke counts while its classifier calibrates.
Six axes, this match against your last ten. Descriptive — it says how the session played, not whether you won.
Heart-rate zones and descriptive load from the Watch. Your own stroke timing is not a complete rally-to-rest measure or a fatigue verdict.
Sample counts, coverage and caveats sit next to the metric. When the data is thin, PlayDNA says what would unlock it instead of inventing a score.
Illustrative preview data · Includes PlayDNA+ features.
Ask Coach remains unreleased.



One padel focus per match, chosen on device from the weakest well-sampled area. Tennis coaching stays hidden while its sport-specific evidence calibrates. No cloud, no guessing.
Your overheads carried the win, but the backhand volley went quiet after set one.
Twelve weeks of volume, your own workload band, a then-vs-now radar and a ring for every day you played.
Grey band = your normal range. Inside it 7 of the last 12 weeks. Relative to your own history — not medical or injury advice.
Golden point, bandejas, ladder rounds and doubles scoring — built for the game as it's actually played.
Singles and doubles scoring, stroke counts, results and heart-rate trends. Named tennis shots and Coach come once our tennis model is good enough to trust.
Billed yearly at €49.99
Month to month: €6.99
Free: scoring, stroke counts and the last five sessions. Plus: unlimited history and Trends, plus Coach for padel while tennis Coach is still being validated.
Compare padel shot tracker approaches, match-analysis wearables, and shot-selection coaching workflows.