Made for the work between lessons

Most improvement happens in ordinary practice: another basket, one more rally, one adjustment worth testing. Dropshot makes those sessions easier to learn from by turning a long recording into strokes you can review one by one.

Clear evidence before confident advice

Dropshot measures movement on your iPhone and checks what it can observe against defined technique rules. The goal is simple: feedback grounded in the stroke you hit, not a generic tip or an unexplained score.

Practice and learning in one loop

Choose a forehand, backhand, or serve drill, review the strokes that made up the session, then open a lesson video that helps you understand the movement. Dropshot keeps the explanation close to the practice where it matters.

Built around what players already carry

Your iPhone is the camera and the analysis device. An Apple Watch can add wrist-motion data if you have one, but the phone is all you need to record a practice.

See the idea on court

See how one practice becomes useful feedback, or use our court-ready guides for your next session.