Roadmap

Get a suggested score from your match video, then review and correct the points. Currently being tested with a small group.

Understand what worked, what cost you points and what to practise next, with supporting clips. Currently being tested on the website with a small group.

Adjust how much footage plays before the serve and after the point. Currently being tested with a small group.

See how your numbers move month to month, so you can tell whether what you are working on is working.

The same app for Android phones.

See what happens after your serve and return, and which opening exchanges lead to points won.

Less time waiting for your match to be ready, with improvements to processing speed and queue times.

Short reminders from your lesson and practice notes, brought back later so they stick.

The app and the website in Simplified Chinese.

Record a serving session, choose a target and see where your serves land and how consistently you hit it.

Review how you perform at deuce, on game points and when protecting a lead, with the relevant rallies alongside the numbers.

Compare serve placement with points won, and replay examples of what worked against that opponent.

Add automatic commentary and captions to your selected rallies for sharing.

Review your positioning and recovery between shots, with clips showing the patterns.

Process matches filmed with a camera that keeps moving, with point clips and placement maps that follow the table.

Download all the point clips from a match together for editing elsewhere.

Get a warning when the point sequence suggests a rally may be missing, so you can check it before finishing the score.

Choose several match videos and queue them together for processing.

Keep a copy of a shared match when its owner allows it, on the website or your iPhone.

Send starred points to a participating club for downloading and sharing.

Replay recently watched footage and move between points with less waiting.

Every upload is now cut into points more accurately, so fewer points are missed or run together.

Share one lesson, recording and recap with several students, and keep one set of edits for everyone.

Ask a PongLens coach to review one of your matches for free, and read their notes on the match page.

While a match is processing, see roughly when it will be ready.

One sentence about your latest match at the top of Home.

Install PongLens on your iPhone directly from the App Store.

Upload a video already edited into rallies and get a separate point card for each clip.

Film a lesson inside PongLens and upload it for a recap, with pauses supported during recording.

Cut your lesson videos into clips for Instagram stories and reels, with your own name and logo on them, from the Social tab.

The ball's flight and its bounces on the table, drawn over your rallies, exported clips and share links.

Export or share your cut match, highlights, starred points, a tag or the points lost for one reason, as a video file or an Instagram post.

Get point clips and serve maps from the steady sections of a recording when the camera is repositioned.

Before you record on iPhone, the camera tells you how well your spot will work for points and serve maps.

Mark where each point starts and ends, and who won if you like, on the web or your iPhone.

Break a match into points again, automatically or by hand, and choose to replace it or keep both.

Pick starred points from different matches and share them together as one link or video.

Try scoring, notes and drawing on a sample match before uploading your own video.

Reply under any post, see the maker's answer pinned to it, and follow what is being built.

See what is coming and vote on the features you want sooner.

Read the guides to uploading, scoring, analysis and sharing without signing in.

Your scored match as one deck of cards on the match page, also on the coach view and share links.

Invite your coach, share matches and notes with them, and keep their lessons in one place.

Upload a lesson video and get a shorter recap with clips of what the coach taught and written notes.

Adjust, split or join points and the clip follows straight away, with the file catching up in the background.

Where each serve landed, drawn on the table from your side.

A highlights reel cut from your best rallies, with a version sized for Instagram.