TEKRISE Tennis — AI Tennis Guides

AI tennis coach apps, explained and compared fairly

This is the guides and comparisons site from the team behind TEKRISE Tennis, an AI tennis swing analysis app for players and coaches (iOS and Android). We publish it because most "best AI tennis app" lists are written by one of the apps in them — including, openly, this one. Our rule: every price and feature below comes from each app's own website or store listing, and competitor apps are described as fairly as our own.

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About TEKRISE Tennis

TEKRISE Tennis analyses a short clip of your swing and tells you what is working, the one thing to fix first, and a drill to fix it. Pose tracking runs on your phone (Apple Vision on iOS, ML Kit on Android, following 12 body joints frame by frame). It is free forever with full analyses — no account, no credit card; paid plans (Plus $14.90, Pro $29.90, Ultra $69.90 USD/month) only raise the daily analysis limit and remove ads. No features are locked behind the paywall. Coaches can receive swings their students share and send notes back.

Get the app: App Store · Google Play · Product site: tekrise.app

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI tennis coach app?

An app that analyses video of your strokes with computer vision — tracking joints, swing path and contact point — and returns technique feedback, a score, the main fault to fix and drills. A different kind analyses whole matches for statistics, line calls and highlights. The two do different jobs.

Is there a free AI tennis coach app?

Yes. TEKRISE Tennis gives full analyses free forever (ad-funded, no account needed). TennisCoach.app gives three free browser analyses a day. OnCourtAI has a free web version.

Which AI tennis apps work on Android?

TEKRISE Tennis and Axel AI. SwingVision and sevensix are iPhone only; TennisCoach.app and OnCourtAI work in a browser.

Can an AI app replace a real coach?

No — and none of the honest vendors claim it can. Use AI as a second pair of eyes between lessons. TEKRISE is built for that: students share swings with their coach, who replies with notes in the app.