Tennis match stats tracker
Keep your own stats during a match: first and second serve percentage, double faults, winners and unforced errors. Tap a button after each point.
Short answer
Tap 1st serve in or 1st serve fault on every first serve, then 2nd serve in or Double fault after a fault. Add winners and unforced errors as they happen. The percentages update as you go, and Copy summary gives you a text version to send to your coach.
Track a match
Serve
Rally
Points
1st serves in
0 of 0
–
2nd serves in
0 of 0
–
Double faults
0 aces
0
Winners : errors
0 winners, 0 unforced
–
Points won
0 of 0
–
Kept in this browser until you start a new match. Nothing is uploaded.
What the numbers mean
- 1st serves in: first serves that landed in, out of all first serves. Missing a lot of first serves puts pressure on your second serve.
- 2nd serves in: second serves in, out of all second serves. Every miss here is a double fault.
- Winners : errors: winners for each unforced error. Above 1 means your own shots won you more points than they cost you.
Counting your own stats is easiest between points on changeovers, or ask a friend to tap for you.
Film the match too, and Baseline turns it into a coaching report on your technique, movement and consistency.
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- Drill interval timer: A work and rest interval timer for tennis drills and on-court fitness, with beeps at every change. Presets for footwork, serve baskets and sprints. Free, in your browser.