Forehands
IN THE CURRENT BUILDBuild a more confident forehand. Review your preparation, contact, swing path and follow-through.
YOUR COURT. YOUR GAME.
Better tennis.
One shot
at a time.
You bring the racket. We’ll help you take a closer look at your game. Record your practice and revisit the strokes that make it yours.
Made for iPhone. No extra sensor required.
A LITTLE FOCUS.
A BETTER NEXT SHOT.
BUILT FOR THE TIME YOU PUT IN.SCROLL TO EXPLORE
01 / KEEP IT SIMPLE
A little practice.
A closer look.
No schedule to catch up with. No streak to protect. Pick a shot and give it your attention.
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Set your phone down.
Place it securely outside the sideline. The setup guide helps you frame your whole body.
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Find your rhythm.
Hit forehands at a comfortable pace. Dropshot counts your reps and stops at the target.
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See your strokes.
Replay individual clips in slow motion and see the technique checks available for each stroke.
02 / MAKE IT YOUR GAME
Three shots.
Plenty to work on.
Start with Forehands. Backhands and Serves are next, each with its own recording and feedback experience.
Backhands
COMING SOONGive the other side of your game some attention. A dedicated backhand experience is on the way.
Serves
COMING SOONFind a motion you can come back to. Serve recording and technique feedback are in development.
03 / LESS SETUP. MORE TENNIS.
Your phone.
Your sideline.
An iPhone and a stable place to lean it. Keep your whole body in the picture, step into position, and let the hands-free start do its thing.
Apple Watch is optional. On your racket wrist, it can help confirm your hits.
THE NEXT PART OF THE GAME
Less guessing.
More “got it.”
We’re building coaching that brings recurring faults together into one useful focus, with an explanation you can take back onto the court.
IN DEVELOPMENT — coaching summaries and scores are labeled previews in the app today.
YOUR PRACTICE, EXPLAINED
Know what
happens next.
- Analysis happens on your iPhone.
- Pose tracking, measurements and individual stroke checks run on the phone.
- Your review clips stay close.
- Short stroke clips and practice history are saved on your device so you can revisit them.
- Training uploads are separate.
- When Upload to training is on, complete recordings are uploaded to private training storage to help improve Dropshot. The local full recording is removed only after upload confirmation.
A FEW COURTSIDE QUESTIONS
Good to know.
What do I need to get started?
A compatible iPhone with body tracking, a tennis court, a racket, a partner to feed forehands and a stable place to lean your phone. A water bottle can work. The current forehand setup is designed for a side-on court view.
Is this for beginners?
Yes. Onboarding asks for your level, height and racket hand so measurements and technique checks have the right context. There’s no plan or weekly schedule to commit to.
Which parts work today?
The current build records Forehands, counts reps, saves stroke clips and shows individual technique checks. Backhands, Serves, aggregated coaching and scores are clearly marked as upcoming or preview content.
How long is a drill?
Forehands targets 50 reps and takes about ten minutes, depending on your pace. You can also end early and review the usable strokes from your attempt.
Can I use an Apple Watch?
Yes, optionally. Wear it on your racket wrist and enable it before recording. The phone can record without a Watch.
Are lessons available?
Train includes a Lessons area with search and filters. The lesson library is being prepared; published content will appear there as it becomes available.
Can I download Dropshot now?
A public TestFlight link hasn’t been announced yet. This page shows the app in development. When public beta access opens, the link will appear here.
SEE YOU ON COURT.
The next shot
is just the start.
We’re putting Dropshot through its paces on iPhone. Public beta access is coming; the TestFlight link will appear here when it opens.
PUBLIC BETA NOT OPEN YETTake another look at the app