Everything the AI sees.
Explained.
Four things you get from every match on a NetPlay court. Each one is shown in a short video cut from a real match.
Your best moments, found.
The AI scans your match for its best moments, cuts a highlight for each one and puts the player's name on it. Share a clip, save it to your photos, add five seconds or re-cut it.
A coach that shows you.
Pick a player and the AI writes a game review from clips of their own match: a rough level, a six-skill shot profile, what's working, what to improve, one thing for the next match and a drill for the week. Every point comes with the clip that shows it.
Your match, in numbers.
Serve success — first serves in, second serves that saved the point and double faults, from each side — plus where the shots landed and a court map of where each player spent the match. All read from the video; anything unclear is left out, not guessed.
The whole booking, on film.
One fixed camera above the back glass films your whole booking — no phone on a tripod, nothing to press. Watch rallies only or the full match, in camera quality with no overlay, on any phone.