Introducing OnCourtPro
Tennis is a tough sport.
When done right, the service motion alone recruits and connects almost every single muscle in your body to deliver the ball over the net and into the box, making it one of the most explosive and biomechanically challenging moves in all of sport. Now layer in the mental battle you face in a given match; trying to keep your composure under pressure, remain calm when you’re down late in a match, and identify opponents weaknesses during the few seconds between points.
Perhaps this level of complexity is why I love it. Perhaps finding even the small ways to improve is so rewarding that it keeps me coming back day in and day out. I’m not quite sure. Yet despite how technically, physically and mentally challenging tennis is, and in spite of the incredible technology developments over the last several years, tennis players still rely on age old ways of tracking their training, logging their matches and analyzing their outcomes.
Sure we might now use a spreadsheet instead of a notebook, or record our matches using our iPhone vs. having a friend manually tracking the outcome of each point. But progress seems incremental and slow. Which is why we built OnCourtPro. We wanted to help players of all skill levels and ages, track richer, more complete notes on their matches, training sessions and goals. We wanted to use the power of AI to synthesize this information and generate game plans for tricky opponents, training plans for game improvement and pattern matching across all your match play.
Ultimately, we want to help you become the best tennis player you can be.
The Opportunity
While tennis players today have access to world-class coaching content online, better equipment, and more competitive play than ever before. There remains a gap in tracking your game, your notes, your style of play. We believe that by combining the power of AI with longitudinal training and match play data, we can help you become a better, more consistent tennis player.
Today:
Match insights often live in memory.
Practice goals shift week to week.
Patterns emerge, but they are hard to quantify.
Progress feels real, but difficult to measure.
With OnCourtPro:
Match insights are generated from your notes, and inform future training.
Practice goals are clear with personalized weekly plans.
Patterns are analyzed to provide tailored guidance.
Progress becomes visible.
You deserve infrastructure that matches your commitment to this incredible sport.
What We Know About Improvement
By now, the 10,000 hour rule is a well known phenomenon. We understand logically that dedicating significant time to a skill will increase our performance and help us achieve a level of mastery.
Interestingly though, what research consistently shows, and what Daniel Coyle highlights in The Talent Code, is that quality of practice matters even more. Improvement accelerates when practice is deep, deliberate, and feedback-driven.
OnCourtPro is designed to support that kind of practice. Helping you get better, faster.
It connects matches, training sessions, goals, and long-term development into a single framework that makes improvement measurable.
How It Works
1. Structured Match and Practice Logging
Every session is logged in a consistent format that captures more than scores:
Tactical intent
Situational breakdowns
Execution patterns
Mental observations
Over time, sessions become data points instead of disconnected experiences.
2. AI Pattern Recognition
One match rarely tells the full story.
OnCourtPro analyzes sessions over time to identify:
Recurring performance themes
Strength clusters
Pressure-based patterns
Areas trending upward
The focus is on helping you identify hard to see patterns in your game and development.
3. Competency-Based Development
Performance is organized around defined domains:
Technical execution
Tactical decision-making
Physical capacity
Mental resilience
Goals connect directly to these domains.
Sessions map back to them.
Progress becomes measurable at the skill level, not just the scoreline.
4. Longitudinal Visibility
Players can see development across meaningful timeframes:
Win rates over time by surface
How your strength of schedule impacts results
How unforced error patterns shift across surfaces
Improvement becomes visible. Confidence becomes grounded in data.
Who It Is For
OnCourtPro is built for:
Recreational players having fun
League players seeking measurable improvement
Tournament players pursuing the next level
