Badminton match analysis · Pilot · Bengaluru
Every rally. Read.
One phone video in. Who served, who won every point, where each shot came from and how far they ran out, within 24 hours.
No sensors. No special camera. Just the phone you already film with.
Head height or higher
Phone sideways
2–4 m behind the back line
Step 1 · Record
Set it up once. Film the whole match.
Step 2 · Mark the court
Four taps. Every line.
Tap where the front service line meets the outer sideline, two on each side of the net. Each tap opens 8× closer, so it lands exactly on the crossing.
Step 3 · Read the match
The match, in four numbers.
Every point read from the video, each one compared with the player's own average. Estimates are labelled as estimates.
17
21
15
Momentum: who was ahead, point by point
Sample match. Numbers shown are illustrative.
On court
Where the match was played.
The player's half, seen from behind them, net at the top. Each box counts the shots played from that corner.
Rally replay
Every rally, drawn back.
Pick any rally: the path the player ran, every shot in order, and how quickly they got back to base.
Back to base after own shot: 0.9 s · Sample rally
For coaches and academies
Every player. Side by side.
Parents invite the coach. The coach sees each shared player's last three matches against the age-group average, with the gap to work on first.
Ask the Coach
Ask in plain words. Get the number.
Questions about one match or the whole season, answered from the player's own matches with the working shown.
In development
The body at the shot.
A snapshot at the moment of the hit, with the measurements a coach checks: stance width at the centre, lunge step, contact height on overheads. The coach judges; DC Rally measures.
Illustration of a planned feature.
Children's data
Private by design.
Join the pilot
Six months. Free for pilot families.
A small group of competitive junior players, their parents and coaches. Tell us who you are and we'll write back.
anupam.rai@decisionculture.com