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Baseliner is a lightweight tennis practice journal for amateur players who want a simple way to record time on court. The app works entirely on your device, so your practice history stays local and available without an account. Each practice session is stored as a record with the date, focus area, duration in minutes, and court surface. The Home tab shows a dashboard with total practice minutes for the current week, total sessions for the current month, and the three most recent practice ball marks. The Add Session tab opens a simple form with the date ready for a new entry and fields for focus area, court surface, and duration. You can save a new session and immediately see it appear as a fuzzy felt ball mark resting on the blue acrylic court board. The Session Log tab lists all practice sessions in order by practice date and includes a search field to find past entries quickly. Tap any session in the log to edit its details, or long-press a session to delete it when you need to remove an entry. The Settings tab keeps things transparent about local-only storage and gives you options to reset sample data or clear all records. Each focus area has its own ball mark color, so serve, backhand, volley, and footwork sessions are easy to recognize at a glance. Duration minutes appear inside the ball marks as dark-blue stencil numerals, helping you review how much time you spent on a drill. The dashboard uses clean counters and a baseline layout that feels familiar without adding clutter. This journal is designed for weekly practice logging, weekend club drills, and tennis students who want a private offline record. Baseliner keeps the workflow focused on capture, review, edit, and delete so you spend less time managing data and more time improving your game.