Speed Gun For Tennis

Name: Speed Gun For Tennis
Rating: 3.9 (63 reviews)
Author: James Kent

By: James Kent

How fast was that serve?

Features & Capabilities

Speed Gun for Tennis lets coaches, players, and fans calculate, display, and store the speed of their serves without an expensive radar gun. Simply tap when the server hits the ball and again when it reaches or passes the receiver to capture the data. It calculates speed, time, fastest ball, slowest ball, and average, with a customizable serve length and the option to display speeds in KMH or MPH.

Use Speed Gun for Tennis LIVE or from VIDEO for detailed analysis and coaching, with data stored for later review and performance tracking. Enjoy!

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

James Kent

Rating:

3.90

(63)

Version:

4.0.1 Last updated: 2022-11-22

Version code:

853486753

Creation date:

2018-12-10

Compatible devices:

Size:

7.88MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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# 189,947 ▲ 1,058

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Developed by:

James Kent

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/speed-gun-for-tennis/id1446168061

Website:

http://jameskentsoftware.com

User Reviews

Barely any instructions. Relying on a human to tap a button in perfect synch with a server hitting the ball and receiver returning leaves waaaay too much room for error. Then you have to approximate distance traveled etc. Might as well use a stopwatch and do the math. I expected this would take advantage of the user’s camera to analyze live in real time using sound and visual input. Pretty much a waste of time.

by DH*****, 2022-04-06

The app requires you to select the distance between the server and the receiver from pre-programmed lengths. The maximum is 66.5 feet. But a tennis court is 78 feet long, and often receivers stand well behind the baseline.

by Ja*****, 2021-10-16

For a free app, it’s nice. Lots of room for human error, since you can’t slow videos down or go frame by frame. But it can give a decent general idea of how fast a serve went if you do it multiple times per serve. Can’t complain - works better than some of the paid apps.