TennisKeeper 1.1 released for iOS - Track Your Activities and Progress

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Track your tennis activities and make every tennis day memorable

Independent developer, Christina Lau today is proud to announce the release of TennisKeeper 1.1, an update to her popular sports based app developed for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices.

TennisKeeper is a new app for tennis players to track their activities and to make every tennis day memorable.

Keeping track of match facts helps you stay focused and is a great way to understand your progress.

If you are playing tennis as a workout to lose weight, TennisKeeper keeps track of your calories burned and help you reach your goal.

Your tennis will never be the same again.

Recognizes different types of tennis activities

TennisKeeper recognizes 5 types of tennis activities: singles, doubles, hitting, tennis lessons and cross training.

If you are playing a singles or doubles match, log the activity under the Singles or Doubles section. Record your opponents information and the scores of each set.

Analyze every set and record how you feel and how you play. Indicate if the match is a tournament match or a practice match.

If you are hitting with a friend, log the activity under the Hitting section. If you are taking a lesson, log the activity under Lesson and record the techniques, strategies and insights learned.

If you are cross training to improve your conditioning and fitness, track those activities under Cross Training.

For each activity, log the start and end time so that TennisKeeper can calculate your total time spent and calorie burned. Add your own notes to the activity and make your outing memorable.

TennisKeeper allows you to document your opponent’s game style

Do you want to take your game to a new level?

Try documenting your opponent’s game style so that you can prepare a game plan to use if you have to play them again.

TennisKeeper provides easy to use templates for you to quickly enter your opponent’s style, strength, weakness and line calls tendency.

You can do it right after your match at the tennis court when your memory is still fresh. Next time you meet them on the court again, their tennis profile will be right at your fingertips.

Track your stats

TennisKeeper tracks your stats so that you know how you are improving over time.

The tennis training dashboard displays by week, month or year your total time spent and calories burned on all your tennis activities.

You can obtain weekly tennis match win, loss stats grouped by matches, sets and games. Or select any opponent and get your lifetime singles and doubles head to head match stats against them.

Your data is safe

All your data is stored securely on the Apple iCloud. This means if you upgrade the app or your phone, or use different iOS device such as switching from iPhone to iPad, you will still be able to get at all your data. There is no complicated sign-in process, no account creation and no password to enter or remember.

TennisKeeper features Summary

* Track scores for singles and doubles matches
* Track your match performance such as aces and double faults
* Track your tennis practices and lessons
* Track your cross training activities such as fitness, running, biking, yoga
* Easy to use templates for entering your opponents games style, tennis clubs, tournaments, court surfaces and many more
* Get daily activities time spent and calorie count
* Get week, month, year total and average time spent and calorie burned
* Get Head to Head Statistics against any opponents
* Get match stats for any week
* Get win, loss stats by matches, sets and games
* Data is stored securely in iCloud and accessible from any iOS device
* No additional account creation or password needed

Version 1.1 includes many new features

The new Training Dashboard displays by week, month or year your total time spent and calories burned on your tennis activities.

With Head to Head Statistics, you can select any opponent and get your lifetime singles and doubles match stats against them.

This version also includes a new Weekly Progress feature, where you can select any day to get the match stats for that week.

There is also a new Detail Tennis Performance. Get the win, loss stats by matches, sets and games.

Users can now upgrade to the Pro Edition via in-app purchase.

Device Requirements
* iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
* Requires iOS 9.0 or later
* 7 MB

Pricing and Availability
TennisKeeper 1.1 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Health and Fitness category.

The free app comes with the tennis activities dashboard and last week match stats.

A Pro version is available for $2.99 (USD) which offers additional features including match stats for any week, detail win loss stats by games sets matches, and your lifetime Head to Head match statistics against any opponents.

About the developer

Christina Lau is an indie developer based in Toronto, Canada that is crazy about tennis and iOS apps.

She hopes to help tennis players stay motivated and maximize their enjoyment of the sport with TennisKeeper, just like what Runkeeper has done for the running world.

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