Junior tennis growth app

Grow after every match.

AfterPoint helps junior tennis players and parents turn match notes, confidence check-ins, and post-match conversations into practical training priorities.

The layer after the match

A private coaching loop for players and parents.

AfterPoint is not a ranking app, public leaderboard, or scouting database. It keeps the family focused on reflection, training habits, and healthier conversations.

MVP modules

Small rituals that make each match useful.

Log the pattern

Player Growth Journal

Practice notes, match notes, confidence, focus, and one active weekly goal in a calm private journal.

Find the lesson

Match Debrief Coach

Guided serve, return, rally, movement, and reset prompts turn each match into three training priorities.

Support without pressure

Parent Copilot

Conversation prompts, tournament checklists, and tough-loss scripts help parents support the player, not the score.

First vertical slice

From match form to training priorities.

The first app build can stay simple: Home, Match Debrief, Match Summary, Parent Copilot, and Premium, powered by local mock data before accounts or AI calls.

This week after review

01

Reset breath before first serve

02

Attack second-serve returns

03

Recover height after wide balls

Parent Copilot

Better questions for the ride home.

Parent support stays practical: ask what felt controllable, prepare tournament day basics, and keep tough-loss scripts grounded in care instead of critique.

Simple pricing direction

Free to start, subscription only when it earns trust.

Free

$0

Three match debriefs per month, basic practice journal, one active goal, and parent prompts.

Premium Individual

$7.99/mo

Unlimited debriefs, AI summaries later, weekly training plans, confidence trends, and coach exports.

Family

$12.99/mo

Up to three junior players, shared checklists, multiple guardians, and weekly family progress digest.

Grow after every match.

No public rankings in the MVP. No third-party ads. Under-13 accounts should be parent-managed, with export and deletion kept visible.