PickleGrade
Free while PickleGrade is in beta

Turn your pickleball video into a coaching report

Upload a rally, drill, or match clip and get a PickleGrade score, mistake timestamps you can jump straight to, and simple drills to improve your game.

30–90s
clip length
10
skill categories
MP4 · MOV
straight from your phone
Your reportIntermediate
67

PickleGrade

Solid hands, slow feet

Confidence 71%

Serve78
Footwork64
Kitchen dinks55
3rd-shot drop58
0:31

Paddle dropped below your wrist between dinks.

Sample report — yours is generated from your own clip.

What you get

See where your feet, paddle, and court position cost you points

Not a vibe check. A score, the seconds it happened, and what to practice on Tuesday.

One number, ten categories

Footwork, dinks, serves, third-shot drops, volleys, positioning, consistency, decision-making and more — each scored on what your clip actually shows. Anything the camera didn't catch is marked as limited evidence instead of guessed at.

67

out of 100

Serve78
Footwork64
Kitchen dinks55

Jump to the exact second

Every flagged moment is a real timestamp from your video. Tap it and the player jumps there.

  • 0:14Late to ready position
  • 0:31Paddle dropped below the wrist
  • 0:52Stuck in the transition zone

Drills you'll actually do

Short, specific practice built from your weakest categories — plus a three-day plan so you know what to hit first.

It tells you when it isn't sure

Bad angle, short clip, or a blurry court? The report says so and drops its confidence rather than inventing feedback.

Watch the line move

Every clip is compared with your last one, category by category, so improvement is something you can see instead of guess at.

How it works

Three steps, about a minute

01

Film one clip

Phone behind the baseline, held sideways, 30–90 seconds of continuous rallies. No editing, no highlights.

02

Upload and pick a player

Tell us who to grade so a doubles clip doesn't mix four players into one score.

03

Get your report

A score out of 100, the exact seconds things went wrong, and drills short enough to actually do.

Recommended setupBest angle

Phone behind the baseline, centred, held sideways.

Filming

The angle decides how good your feedback is

A phone propped on the fence behind the baseline sees your feet, your paddle height, and how far you are from the kitchen line. A clip shot from the side, or zoomed in on one player, hides most of that — so the report says less and says it with lower confidence.

  • Behind the baseline, roughly centred on the court
  • Sideways (landscape), not upright
  • Propped on a fence or tripod so it stays still
  • 30–90 seconds of continuous rallies, not highlights
Full filming guide

Sample report

What a 3.0 player's report looks like

Sample data, shown so you know what you're getting before you upload anything.

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PickleGrade scoreIntermediate

67/100

Your hands are better than your feet. You win the dink exchange but give the point back getting back to ready position.

Serve78
Footwork64
Kitchen dinks55
3rd-shot drop58
Court position61

Flagged moments

3 of 7 shown
  • 0:14

    Late to ready position

    FixSplit-step as your opponent contacts the ball.

  • 0:31

    Paddle dropped below the wrist

    FixKeep the paddle tip up at chest height between dinks.

  • 0:52

    Stuck in the transition zone

    FixTake two steps in after the drop, then reset your feet.

Confidence 71% — the far player's feet leave the frame during two rallies.

Progress

Your fifth clip should look nothing like your first

Film the same drill every couple of weeks. PickleGrade lines the reports up so you can see which categories moved, which stalled, and what deserves your next practice session.

  • Score trend

    Every graded clip on one line

  • Category deltas

    Compared with your last review

  • Badges

    Small wins worth chasing

  • Practice plan

    Three days, ordered by impact

Score trend

67+15 since clip 1

6 clips
52
58
55
61
64
67
First clipLatest

Sample trend — built from your own reviews once you upload.

Honest by design

Every report carries a confidence score. If your camera angle doesn't show the full court, PickleGrade says so and lowers its confidence instead of guessing — and a clip that isn't pickleball won't get a score at all. Coaching insights are estimates from what's visible, not a replacement for a certified coach.

One clip. One score. One thing to fix.

Upload the rally you played last night and see what your feet were doing. Free while we're in beta.