Your Apple Watch contains a six-axis motion sensor that records movement up to 100 times per second. Swingli uses that sensor data to automatically detect and classify every tennis swing you make — forehands, backhands, and serves — without you touching your phone or pressing any buttons during play.
Here's what the tracking captures, how it works technically, and what your session data looks like afterward.
Tap Start on your Apple Watch, play normally, tap Stop when you're done. Swingli handles everything in between — swing detection, speed measurement, stroke classification, and health data — automatically.
Our tennis tracking app uses advanced swing detection technology with motion sensors in your Apple Watch to detect and count every tennis swing in real-time. Simply start a session on your Apple Watch, and the tracking works automatically.
As a dedicated Apple Watch tennis tracker, Swingli takes full advantage of the device's capabilities. The app runs natively on your watch, so you can start and stop sessions directly from your wrist.
Go beyond tracking with our AI Serve Coach. After your session, get personalized tips to improve your serve technique, consistency, and power -- all powered by artificial intelligence analyzing your motion data.
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Requires iPhone & Apple Watch
Swingli's tennis tracker uses advanced motion detection algorithms specifically calibrated for tennis swings. The accuracy is very high for most playing styles.
A typical one-hour tennis session uses approximately 15-20% of your Apple Watch battery, similar to other fitness tracking apps.
Swingli is specifically designed as a tennis tracker. While it may detect swings in other racket sports, the algorithms are optimized for tennis-specific movements.