CourtPlot

Support

Everything you need to get going, and how to reach a human.

Getting started

Pick how much you want to track

EasyPlot needs no court. After each point you answer a card or two: who won, how, and which shot. ProPlot adds the court, so you tap or trace where each ball lands and CourtPlot works out the shot. Score a match is just a scoreboard. You can switch between them in the same match.

The score keeps itself

Games, sets, tiebreaks, deuce, no-ad, changeovers and serve rotation are automatic once you choose the format. Tap the scoreboard any time to correct it by rolling the games or points up and down. Points you already charted are kept, so fixing the score never costs you data.

Joined the match late?

Tap the scoreboard, dial in the score so far, then start charting. Score you enter by hand sets the scoreboard only. It never counts as tracked points, so your statistics stay honest.

Common questions

Can family watch the score from home?

Yes. In a match, tap Live and share the code or link. They open Live feed in CourtPlot and enter it. An event board shows every match being tracked at one tournament on a single screen. Live scores delete themselves 12 hours after a stream starts.

What are the match insights?

After a match CourtPlot writes a read of it, grouped as unforced errors, rally length, aggression and serve. It is computed from your own tracked points, with no AI involved, and it only speaks when the data is clear enough to say something.

Where does the World Tennis Number come from?

You enter it. WTN is free to look up on the official ITF site and the app links straight to the player search. CourtPlot stores the number with the date you saved it, and includes it when you export a match for an AI coaching read.

I made a mistake in a finished match

Open it and choose Reopen for editing. Names, dates and match details can be edited any time in Match settings. Nothing is deleted, and you can finalize it again when you are done.

Did I lose my charted points?

Almost certainly not. CourtPlot archives a copy of a match before anything can shrink it. Touch and hold a saved match and choose Restore earlier version to bring a copy back.

Still stuck, or have an idea?

Write to me directly. Telling me which mode you were in and what you expected to happen is the fastest route to a fix, and feature requests from real matches are how CourtPlot gets better.

Email support@courtplot.app