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No time-limited trial, but the free tier provides 3 lifetime analyses with AI coaching feedback and basic drill suggestions, so the product can be evaluated at no cost.
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Upload a 5-second stroke clip and get AI tennis coaching feedback
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What is RallyIQ?
RallyIQ analyzes a 5-second tennis stroke video and returns phase-by-phase coaching notes tagged Strong, Good, or Improve, plus recommended drills from a 200+ library. It runs on iOS and the web, tracks progress and streaks, and lets players share analyses with a coach.
RallyIQ is an AI tennis coach that turns a short phone video into structured technical feedback. A player records a stroke, trims it to a 5-second clip with the in-app trim bar, and the system breaks the motion into phases: preparation, backswing, forward swing, contact, and follow-through. Each phase is tagged Strong, Good, or Improve, with written coaching notes explaining what is working and what needs correction. No sensors, wearables, or hitting partner are required, only a phone and a few seconds of footage. The feedback loop extends past the analysis itself. After each review, the app recommends 2 to 4 drills drawn from a library of more than 200 tennis drills organized by skill area, so the player leaves with something concrete to practice. A dashboard stores analysis history, tracks weekly activity, and keeps daily and weekly streaks, which suits players who want accountability between lessons. Stroke types cover forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and general technique, and choosing the right type sharpens the coaching notes. The tool fits best as a supplement to human coaching rather than a replacement. Any analysis can be turned into a shareable link that a coach or training partner can open without an account, which makes it useful for a weekly check-in between lessons or for juniors practicing without supervision. Recreational and club players who already film themselves will get the most from it; complete beginners may find that written notes without visual overlays are harder to act on. RallyIQ runs as an iOS app and a web app, and the company reports more than 1,000 players. The free tier gives 3 lifetime analyses, and the Grand Slam plan at $15 per month (or $10 per month billed annually at $120 per year) includes 15 analyses per month with the full drill library and progress tracking. Compared with live lessons, the cost per analysis is low, but the ceiling on monthly reviews and the text-only format are real limits worth weighing.
How do you use RallyIQ?
1Create an account on the app or web
Open the RallyIQ app or the web app and sign up. The free tier includes 3 lifetime analyses, enough to test the feedback quality on one or two strokes.2Record your stroke
Film a single stroke from a stable angle using your phone. A clean, well-lit clip of one repetition gives the cleanest analysis.3Upload and trim to 5 seconds
Upload the clip and use the visual trim bar to isolate the stroke. A 5-second window is the intended length for analysis.4Pick the stroke type and run the analysis
Select forehand, backhand, serve, volley, or general technique before starting. The app shows progress while it breaks the stroke into phases.5Read the phase feedback and drills
Review the Strong, Good, and Improve tags for each phase and the written coaching notes, then note the 2 to 4 suggested drills for your next session.6Share the analysis and track progress
Generate a shareable link to send the breakdown to a coach, then check the dashboard to follow history, streaks, and weekly activity over time.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Phase-by-phase breakdown covers preparation through follow-through with specific notes per phaseAI
- Each analysis ends with 2 to 4 recommended drills from a 200+ drill libraryAI
- Shareable links let a coach view full analyses without creating an accountAI
- Works from a phone video with no sensors or extra equipment, on iOS and webAI
- Progress dashboard with history, weekly activity, and streak tracking for consistencyAI
Cons
- Text-only feedback with no skeleton overlay or video annotation makes some corrections hard to visualizeAI
- Grand Slam caps usage at 15 analyses per month, which heavy users can exhaust quicklyAI
- Free tier is 3 lifetime analyses, not a recurring monthly allowance, so trialing is shortAI
- Coverage is tennis-specific and limited to five stroke categories, with no match play or tactics analysisAI
- Public pricing and support details are thin, and priority support sits behind the paid tierAI
How much does RallyIQ cost?
Pricing
Free tier: 3 lifetime analyses with AI feedback, shareable results, and basic drill suggestions. Grand Slam: $15 per month, or $10 per month billed annually at $120 per year, for 15 analyses per month, the full 200+ drill library, progress tracking and streaks, shareable results, and priority support.
Learn moreSupport
Priority support is listed as a Grand Slam plan benefit, but the homepage gives no support channels, hours, or help documentation details.
Features
Phase-by-phase AI analysis of preparation, backswing, forward swing, contact, and follow-through, with Strong, Good, or Improve tags and written notes. Also includes a 200+ drill library with 2 to 4 tailored recommendations per analysis, progress history and weekly activity tracking, daily and weekly streaks, shareable result links, and support for forehand, backhand, serve, volley, and general technique.
Frequently asked questions about RallyIQ
How much does RallyIQ cost?
Free tier: 3 lifetime analyses with AI feedback, shareable results, and basic drill suggestions. Grand Slam: $15 per month, or $10 per month billed annually at $120 per year, for 15 analyses per month, the full 200+ drill library, progress tracking and streaks, shareable results, and priority support.Does RallyIQ offer a free trial?
No time-limited trial, but the free tier provides 3 lifetime analyses with AI coaching feedback and basic drill suggestions, so the product can be evaluated at no cost.How do you use RallyIQ?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account on the app or web 2. Record your stroke 3. Upload and trim to 5 seconds 4. Pick the stroke type and run the analysis 5. Read the phase feedback and drills 6. Share the analysis and track progress.What platforms does RallyIQ support?
RallyIQ is available on iOS and Web App.What are the limitations of RallyIQ?
Text-only feedback with no skeleton overlay or video annotation makes some corrections hard to visualize. Grand Slam caps usage at 15 analyses per month, which heavy users can exhaust quickly. Free tier is 3 lifetime analyses, not a recurring monthly allowance, so trialing is short.
