Cole, the AI
tennis coach.
Upload a swing and Cole finds the one thing to fix, and why. Or just ask it anything, tactics, drills, movement, the mental game. One coach for your whole game.
Three steps, one thing to practice.
Film your stroke
Forehand or backhand. A phone resting on the fence is enough. A few reps from the side of the court gives Cole the most to work with.
Get your one focus
The coach reads every phase of your swing and picks the single change that matters most for you right now, with a cue you can hold in your head.
Recheck when ready
Film again after you have worked on it. The coach tells you whether it is fixed, and what to move on to next.
It reads the whole swing, the way a coach does.
On forehand and backhand, Cole follows the swing from the first turn to the finish, and how each part sets up the next.
Cole doesn't run down a checklist. It takes in the whole motion, from the first turn of your body to the finish, and reads how each part sets up the next, the way an experienced coach's eye reads a swing at a glance.
That is what lets it find the one change that actually matters right now, instead of handing you a list of fixes.
Most swing tips overwhelm you with a dozen fixes at once. Cole weighs the whole swing, then hands back the single change with the most leverage, and one short cue to remember while you hit.
One coach for the whole game.
Drop in a swing for analysis, or just ask. Cole handles the parts of the game a good coach would, all in one conversation.
Fix a stroke
- Upload a forehand or backhand and get the one change that matters most.
- Recheck after you have worked on it to see if it is fixed.
Play smarter points
- Learn when to attack, when to reset, and how to build a point.
- Turn patterns you keep losing into ones you can win.
Build a session that transfers
- Drills matched to your current focus, not a generic list.
- Structure that carries from the practice court into matches.
Prepare and review
- Set a simple game plan for the style of player you are facing.
- Look back at a match and find what to work on next.
Handle the pressure points
- Reset between points and stay in your routine when it tightens up.
- Go into the big points with a clear, simple intention.
Just ask
- Footwork, fitness, equipment, the rules, or a question you have always had.
- One coach, one conversation, whenever you need it.