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Coming to the App Store · Padel + Tennis

Your game, tracked from the wrist.

Score padel or tennis on the wrist, count motion-detected strokes, and review every match on iPhone. Padel and tennis results stay separate. No racket sensor. No phone on court.

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Set 2 · Game 5 11:24
US Serving
30
THEM Receiving
15
PlayDNA Match profile screen: ladder session, 7 rounds, grade 6.8, force and pulse bands, match character The Sprint
Tracked from the wrist Open the app, press start. The phone stays in the bag.
Works with Apple Watch Series 6 and later
  • No racket sensor
  • No account
  • Works offline
  • Analysis on device
01 — What the wrist sees

Every match, read three ways.

Score, shots and heart — captured while you play, then laid out on the phone with the sample counts that back them up.

Shots

Strokes, counted honestly.

Padel can name its qualified shot classes. Tennis starts with accepted stroke counts while its classifier calibrates.

412 Strokes · 58 min
Forehand 142
Backhand 96
FH Volley 61
Bandeja 47
Smash 21
Game DNA

Your shape as a player.

Six axes, this match against your last ten. Descriptive — it says how the session played, not whether you won.

ATTACK POWER SERVE DEFENCE CONTROL MOVEMENT
Heart · Work : Rest

How hard the match really was.

Zones, session demand and rally-to-rest ratio from the wrist sensor. Descriptive load — never a fatigue or injury verdict.

1 : 1.4 Rally 12s · Rest 18s · 239 AU
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Insights with receipts

Every number tells you where it came from.

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.

How evidence works →
Serve & return Did we hold serve and convert chances?
n = 12 games
Service games held 9 of 12
Return games won 4 of 12
Break points converted 3 of 7
Golden points 2 of 3
≥3 finished service games per side · Team-level, never shot causality Longest point run · 5 in a row. Service splits shown only when rotation is verifiable.
Match character
The Grind Long rallies, little rest — you outlasted them.
  • The Sprint
  • The Net Rusher
  • The Rollercoaster
  • The Chess Player
Scroll the session

The app, as it ships.

Your week Goal ring, day strip, latest session — everything the Watch captured, in one place.
Match character Four scales — tempo, rallies, effort, recovery — resolve to one of five names. This one: The Sprint.
Match coach One focus per match, chosen on device, with the counts behind it: 14 of 230 serves.
Trends Twelve weeks of volume against your own normal band. Relative to you, not to anyone else.
02 — Match Coach

A coach that only says what it saw.

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.

What we saw

Your overheads carried the win, but the backhand volley went quiet after set one.

14 Smashes · 9 in won games
0.55 → 0.41 BH volley intensity · n=18/11
40 Volleys · Heavy net presence
Next session 10 min drill

Two up, two back.

Partner feeds low to the backhand side. Volley, recover, volley. Ten reps, then swap. Rate it afterwards so the next focus can move on.

One of five drills · rotates as your evidence changes
Padel Included at launch

Born on the padel court.

Golden point, bandejas, ladder rounds and doubles scoring — built for the game as it's actually played.

Tennis Included at launch

Tennis, without borrowed claims.

Singles and doubles scoring, stroke counts, results and heart-rate trends at launch. Named tennis shots and Coach come once our tennis model is good enough to trust.

PlayDNA+ Save 40% yearly
€4.17 / month

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.

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05 — Court Notes

Notes from the bench.

All notes
Method 28 AUG 2026 · 9 min Why we count shots at the wrist, not the racket. A racket sensor sees the impact. A watch sees the whole arm before it. This is the case for the harder problem — and what it cost us to solve.
Coaching 10 SEPT · 9 min What is the best padel tracker for improving shot selection and consistency? Method 08 SEPT · 6 min How to stress-test a padel shot tracker.