CourtTrackPro - Junior Tennis

CourtTrackPro LLC

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About this app

The forehand gets coached at the club. The mental game gets coached all the time, everywhere. CourtTrackPro is the junior tennis app that does both — an AI tennis coach that watches match video, works on tactics and the head, and talks to the player and the parent separately.

Your UTR says where your player stands today. It doesn't say what to fix on Tuesday, why the tiebreak fell apart, or what the season actually cost. CourtTrackPro is the tennis app for everything around the rating — training, the mental game, college tennis recruiting, and the real cost of a junior tennis season.

FOR THE PLAYER
Log a match in thirty seconds. Ask your tennis coach why the tiebreak got away. Watch a season of work turn into something you can actually show a college coach.

FOR THE PARENT
See what the tennis season really costs, whether the training is producing results, and where the next dollar should go — without asking your kid for a report.

WHAT YOU GET
• Two coaches, one account, separate conversations — the player has their own AI tennis coach, the parent has theirs. What your kid asks stays with your kid. What you ask stays with you. Neither one reads the other's.
• Film a point, get it analysed — upload match video and the AI tennis coach breaks down what happened and gives concrete recommendations. 10 video analyses a month on PRO.
• The mental game, coached — pressure, confidence, focus, the tight sets that get away. An academy has twenty players on court at once; following each one's head, week after week, is not something a group session can do. The AI coach does it every day.
• A coach that knows your player — not a generic chatbot. It sees the matches, the surfaces, the opponents and the progression before it answers. Technique, tactics, mental, physical, nutrition.
• The real cost of the season — log tournament fees, travel, coaching and gear, with receipts. Finally know what a weekend actually costs.
• Every match counts — including the ones no rating system will ever record: practice sets, club matches, unsanctioned tournaments.
• Match and tournament tracking — scores, opponents, surface, schedules, withdrawal deadlines and results.
• Tennis stats that mean something — win rate by surface, performance in tight sets, results against higher-rated opponents, month-by-month progression.
• Training that adds up — log your sessions and build your Commitment Score, free. AI training plans are PRO only.
• Academics alongside results — GPA and course tracking, because an NCAA scholarship needs both the tennis and the grades.
• Built for the whole family — player and parent views in one shared account.

WHY IT PAYS FOR ITSELF
One private tennis lesson costs $60 to $120. CourtTrackPro costs $29 a month and gives your player a coach that answers every day, watches match video, works on the mental game, and remembers everything. If it saves one wasted tournament trip a year, it has already paid for itself twice over.

FREE TO START
Start free, no credit card. Unlimited matches and tournaments, forever — no subscription needed. PRO adds what takes horsepower: the season budget with spend per tournament and PDF export, advanced stats (clutch, pressure, dominance, by surface), 10 video analyses a month, 15 AI Coach chats a day, unlimited pre-match briefings and 2 personalized training plans a month — $29/month or $290/year, the same price everywhere.

CourtTrackPro — for the junior tennis families paying for the college dream.

CourtTrackPro is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the NCAA, Universal Tennis (UTR), or any college, university or athletic association.

What’s new

GPA calculation now follows the NCAA Eligibility Center's official country-by-country scales instead of a generic conversion.

Canada is now split by province: in Quebec a grade below 60% earns no points, unlike Ontario. Pick your province in the course form.

Your core GPA now keeps your best grades, the way the NCAA counts them.

A grade the scale cannot read is now flagged instead of silently counting as a zero.