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App: AMR Tennis Tracker - tennis match tracking, analytics & online dashboard

kefas-safek

Hi everyone,

I'm the developer of AMR Tennis Tracker - an app that I built because I wanted something practical in real tennis match conditions: fast to use between points, does not disturb yourself and your opponent, and is helpful both during and after the match.

What AMR Tennis Tracker helps with:

- Live score tracking on your watch
- Quick point tagging during the match
- Match stats that are useful after you leave the court
- Online match history and progress tracking in the AMR Dashboard

How it works

The idea is simple: track the score quickly during a match, tag points, and review the stats afterwards.

What AMR Tennis Tracker helps with

- Track your match directly on your Garmin watch
- Quickly tag winners, forced and unforced errors, aces and other key moments
- Analyze serve, return, errors, pressure points and point-by-point performance
- Compare your performance with your opponent after the match
- Build your online tennis history in the AMR Dasbhoard
- Follow performance qualities and trends across multiple matches
- Analyze how your game changes agains specific opponents with head-to-head insights
- You can share the stats with your friends by link, for example: https://dashboard.allmyrackets.com/guest/match/62a1099239e5e42ac0b16d22_69adb811d37b0e8e84848b15

Useful links:

- ConnectIQ app store page: https://apps.garmin.com/apps/67ab553e-3426-4857-b3f9-25ebb4d9632d
- Main project page: https://allmyrackets.com
- Dashboard: https://dashboard.allmyrackets.com
- News: https://allmyrackets.com/news

I’d like this thread to become the main communication channel for the app, and I'll be posting:
- product updates
- new features
- new screenshots
- release notes
Feel free to comment with any feature ideas, feedback on the UX, bugs, suggestions for the dashboard, and post-match analysis.
I read every comment, and feedback from real users is the best way to make the app better and better, because at the end of the day, the app is made for you :)

Thanks for checking it out.

  • Just found the app and will try it, thx!

  • Version 1.21.0 is now live

    • Added context menu point tracking

    This update introduces a simpler and more intuitive way to tag points during a match. The new context menu makes the available actions clearer and easier to understand at a glance. 

    This should make tracking more comfortable, especially for new users.

    The previous method is still available, so you can use whichever flow works best for you.

    Screenshot below:

    Feedback welcome Slight smile

  • Version 1.21.4 is now live

    [App] - Fixed license type display

    Quality dashboard and trends update

    This update improves the way player qualities are presented across the dashboard and match summaries.

    The Qualities tile has been reworked to make the values easier to understand. Each quality now includes a tooltip with a short explanation, and trend indicators show whether a given quality has improved or declined across the last three matches.

    A new Trends tab has also been added to the Analysis section, allowing you to track the history of each quality indicator over time and see what is taken into account in the calculation.

    The post-match summary has also been improved. You can now compare your main quality indicators with your opponent’s more clearly, with colored bars making strengths and weaknesses easier to spot at a glance.

  • Hi, would it be possible to add a new feature?

    At my club, we play a winter ladder which consists of three doubles sets. After each set, we change partners and spin again to determine who serves.

    Would it be possible to add a “Select Server” option at the start of each new 

  • in reply to 5097858

    Hi,

    If you play doubles, and after the set, you change the partner and opponents, and then you spin again to determine who serves, from the AMR Tennis Tracker perspective you're playing a completely new match - not just a new set.

    In this case, I'd recommend setting the custom Bo1 match type (one-set match), and playing/saveing three separate matches. Then, on the dashboard, you can set your partner and opponent names for each match and see your results. Would that workflow work for your winter ladder format?

  • Version 1.21.5 is now live

    [App] - Added support for watches: Forerunner 70, Forerunner 170 and D2 Mach Pro
    [Dashboard[ - H2H Analysis + Match Details rework

    H2H Analysis:

    - Full H2H match record
    - strengths and weaknesses in the matchup
    - comparison of key stats and ratios
    - opponent performance compared with your recent "typical opponents"

    This helps highlight what acutally makes a particular opponent different from the players you usually face.

    Match details rework

    The Match Details section has also been reorganized to make match analysis quicker and easier. The main fiew is now split into:
    - Overview
    - Stats
    - Momentum
    - Point-by-point

    I've also added short insights and comparisons with "typical you" and "typical opponent", calculated from the previous 5 matches, so it's easier to spot what was different in the current match.