See it in action
Stroke overlay
Live stroke labels on your footage
Match summary
Point-by-point breakdown
Auto highlights
Best rallies, cut automatically
Progress tracker
Watch specific strokes improve
How it works
Record
Set your phone at the corner of the table and hit record. One angle is all it needs — no extra hardware, no multi-camera setup.
Analyze
PaddleIQ watches the rally and listens to it — pairing video with the sound of each ball strike to read shots a single camera would miss.
Improve
A clear breakdown of your strokes, your patterns, and what's costing you points — match after match, so you can track whether things are actually getting better.
Built for table tennis.
Not adapted from another sport.
One phone. Every stroke.
Forehand, backhand, serve, push, loop — labeled automatically from a single phone recording. No sensors, no wearables, no multi-camera rig.
It listens as well as it watches.
A single camera gets blocked — your body hides the paddle, the ball leaves the frame. PaddleIQ fuses ball-contact sound with video to read the rally even when the view is partly obscured. That's the part most single-camera tools get wrong.
Patterns, not just clips.
PaddleIQ shows where points are won and lost, surfaces trends, and tracks your strokes across sessions — so you can see whether your backhand is actually improving instead of going on feel.
Highlights, cut for you.
PaddleIQ finds your best rallies and cuts them into shareable clips automatically. No scrubbing through footage. No editing. Just tap and share.
Not just video. Answers.
See your stroke breakdown, point win rate, and whether specific shots are actually improving — match after match.
Stroke breakdown
Point win rate
47
Points won
27
Points lost
Forehand consistency
Last 7 sessions
Is PaddleIQ for you?
Three things worth knowing before you download.
You'll need a corner-angle shot
Set your phone at the end of the table, angled diagonally across. A tripod, phone stand, or a chair propped against the wall all work. It takes about a minute to set up — and this single angle is what lets PaddleIQ see both players and track the ball reliably.
Works: any recent iPhone or Android at 1080p/60fps
One phone, real-world accuracy
PaddleIQ isn't a paddle sensor — it uses computer vision plus audio fusion to read shots that a single camera angle would miss. That's genuinely different from most single-camera setups, but it's not the same as a multi-camera lab rig. It's built for weekly practice, not tournament scouting.
No wearables, no sensors, no extra cameras
Made for players who want to improve
If you play at least once a week and actively want to get better, PaddleIQ is for you. If you're a pure casual player or you're already getting coached at a high level, the free tier might be all you ever need — and that's completely fine.
Target: committed club players under ~1600 USATT
Start free, go further
Try it on your own footage with no commitment.
Free
$0
forever
- ✓Core recording
- ✓Basic stroke detection
- ✓Limited match analysis
- ✓3 auto-highlights per match
Pro
$—/mo
price coming soon
- ✓Full match analysis
- ✓Progress & history tracking
- ✓Unlimited highlights
- ✓Point win/loss map
- ✓Advanced AI features
- ✓Export to coaching apps
Run a club or venue?
Give your members a reason to keep coming back. Branded highlights and analytics they’ll actually share — and players bring their own phones, so there’s nothing for you to buy or manage.
Better retention
Members who track progress have a concrete reason to return each week.
Organic marketing
Branded highlights players share on social give your venue free reach.
Zero lift
No hardware to buy or manage — players use their own phones.
Common questions
Do I need special gear?
No. Just a recent iPhone (any model from around 2020 onward that shoots 1080p/60fps works fine). No paddle sensors, wearables, or extra cameras. The only setup is placing your phone at the corner of the table — a tripod, phone stand, or even a chair works.
Where exactly do I put the phone?
At the end of the table, angled diagonally across — roughly at table height or slightly above. This corner angle is the load-bearing requirement. It's what lets PaddleIQ see both players and track the ball reliably. Setup takes about a minute once you've done it once.
How accurate is it compared to a paddle sensor?
Paddle sensors and multi-camera rigs are more precise in controlled settings — that's a real trade-off. PaddleIQ is built for practical, everyday recording: one phone, no extra gear. The audio fusion layer compensates for the most common occlusion cases (body blocking the paddle, ball leaving frame), and accuracy improves as the model sees more of your style.
Is Android supported?
PaddleIQ is on iOS right now. Android support is in development — join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know when it's ready.
Is it actually free?
Yes. The free tier includes core recording, basic stroke detection, and limited match analysis — enough to get real value from your first few sessions without entering a credit card. Pro unlocks full analysis, unlimited highlights, and progress tracking.
What happens to my video footage?
Your footage is processed to generate your analytics and highlights. Privacy policy details are coming — if this is a concern, reach out directly and we'll walk you through exactly what's stored and how.
Stop guessing.
Start seeing.
Join the list for early access and updates, or download now and start on the free tier.