Four phones. One link.
Every match filmed.
Padel AutoCam turns ordinary phones into a multi-camera system for any court. No crew, no installation, no app to download: open a link, tap Stream, and the server does the rest. It syncs the angles, finds the rallies, reads technique and builds a reel for every player.
Watch the 80-second walkthrough, with sound
Four phones on the court.
Five minutes.
2 · in a stand under the net
Two phones sit low in a stand at the foot of the net, one facing each half. They never touch play.
2 · on the glass, outside
Two more stick to the outside of the back glass with ordinary velcro. Thirty seconds each, no tools, no drilling.
Open the link, tap Stream
No app to install. The browser opens the camera and streams straight to our server.
Nothing stays on the phone
No recording, no storage, no battery-eating uploads afterwards. The phone is only a lens.
You play.
The server edits.
Angles synced by sound
Every racket hit is a timestamp. The server lines up all cameras on those sounds, so one moment plays from every side.
Rallies found automatically
Audio peaks and motion mark the candidate moments; the strongest episodes are cut and ordered with no one scrubbing footage.
Technique on screen
17 pose points per player, elbow and knee angles, torso tilt, wrist and racket position, frame by frame.
Replays from another angle
The key shot comes back in slow motion from the camera that saw it best.
A reel for every player
Each player gets their own cut and card, vertical for socials, ready to share after the game.
One link per game
All angles, highlights and analysis behind a single link: for players, the coach and the club.
A second coach
that never blinks.
The same cameras that film a match turn every lesson into material. Coaches see what happened, not what they remember; players see themselves.
Every session on record
Lessons, drills and ball-machine work are filmed without a cameraman. Nothing is lost between sessions.
Frame-by-frame review
Preparation, swing window and follow-through side by side, with the skeleton drawn over the real footage.
Compare shot to shot
Put today's bandeja next to last month's. Angles and positions in one view instead of memory and opinion.
Clips as homework
The coach marks a moment, the player gets the clip on the phone with the note. The lesson keeps working after the court.
Academies and groups
Four courts, eight groups, one coach team: every player gets a personal file of their own technique.
The coach stays in charge
The system measures and shows; the coach decides what is right. Numbers are 2D estimates made for review, not a verdict.
Four is the start,
not the limit.
Start: 4 phones
One court, phones on velcro and a stand. Running the same day, nothing to install.
Grow: 6–8 angles
Add phones or affordable Wi-Fi cameras on the posts. The server syncs any number of angles.
Stay: fixed cameras
Permanent PoE / RTSP cameras on every court, recording from the booking, with no phones at all.
Cut by the system,
untouched by an editor.
We are connecting
clubs now.
One court for the pilot, set up in a day. If players and coaches use it, we roll it out across your courts. Clubs, academies, tournaments and coaches: write to us.
Content every day
Club socials fill themselves: the best rallies of the day, cut vertical, with your branding.
A product to sell
Players pay for their match film and analysis. Revenue share, no upfront cost for the pilot court.
A tool for coaches
Recorded lessons and technique review become part of the coaching offer and its price.
Booking-linked
Court booking starts the recording and sends the link to the right players, no staff involved.
Pilot data, autumn 2026: 4 phones on one court, 4 angles synced, 34 audio-detected candidate moments, 5 selected episodes, 4 player reels. Candidate moments are not a verified rally count; scores and winners are not determined. Technique values are 2D image-plane estimates on selected clips, made for review with a coach, not a certified biomechanical assessment.