Player tool
In developmentGet feedback on the game you actually play.
Share footage of yourself playing, and a Courtex assessor scores seven core skills — racquet handling, footwork, court awareness, serve, net play, shot selection and kinetic chain sequencing — plus four physical attributes observed in the footage.
A skill profile
Physical attributes
Example profile — scores describe each item individually. There is no overall “beginner” or “advanced” label.
How it works
Your own footage, reviewed by a person.
Courtex does not guess at your ability from wins and losses. An assessor watches how you actually play.
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Share a video
Footage that shows you playing at your usual level — several meaningful rallies, enough court visibility, and you clearly identifiable.
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An assessor reviews it
Each of the seven core skills and four physical attributes is scored 1–5 against a published rubric, with written observations and a confidence level.
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See your skill profile
Your profile shows each skill separately. Skills the video does not clearly show are left unassessed rather than scored as zero.
What is being built
Requests are opening in early access.
The assessment workflow is built and tested. Requesting an assessment is opening gradually so assessors can keep up with demand.
Seven skills + four attributes
Individually scored
against a published rubric
Reviewed by
A person
not an algorithm
Your rating
Kept separate
skill profiles and ratings are different things
Keep exploring
A skill profile sits alongside your record.
See how match history, verification and ratings fit into the player experience.
Want feedback on your game?
Early access is opening in waves. Tell us what you would like reviewed, or join free and be ready when your turn comes.