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Film. Decode. Improve.
Here's the whole thing.
Four steps. One phone. No hardware, no spreadsheets, no guessing — and a report that shows its evidence.
Film the match you were playing anyway.
Phone landscape behind the back glass, head height, 0.5× wide lens — all four players in frame. Two minutes of setup, once. No sensors, no court hardware, no one standing at the fence with a tripod.
Tag who's who in sixty seconds.
The score, who served first, which side you started, and a tap on yourself in a freeze-frame. You tell us the facts; the AI does the watching — it never guesses what you already know.
The AI watches every rally. All sets.
Not twenty stats you'll never read. It finds the patterns — where points were won, where they leaked, what kept repeating — and ranks what would change your game fastest.
Every claim carries a confidence level. If the camera couldn't see something clearly, the report says so — never a guess dressed up as fact.
One fix. Your clips as proof.
The one thing costing you most points, shown in up to three clips from your own match — not a highlight reel, evidence. And your PADEXA Index, so the next match tells you whether the fix is working.
Stop forcing volleys from below net height.
Film every match — get the Limpet mount.
Twist-locks onto the court glass, holds your phone on N52 magnets at head height, and folds flat into your racket bag. Every mount comes with your first match analysed free.
See the Limpet · £29What we're building.
A million players, all guessing
Over a million people play padel in the UK and almost everyone improves by opinion — a partner's theory, a mate at the bar, a YouTube clip about someone else's game.
Evidence, not twenty stats
PADEXA gives you one fix per match with your own clips as proof, and says plainly when it couldn't see something clearly.
The intelligence layer for padel
Every match you film becomes part of a record you can question — how your game is actually developing, not how you felt on the night.