Vision

Built by tennis people,
for the tennis journey.

NextPoint exists because competitive tennis is planned in too many places: tournament portals, rankings, calendars, notes, chats and spreadsheets. We are building one calm workspace for the decisions around a season.

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A competitive tennis player walking with racket after practice

Our Mission

Help competitive players and support teams make clearer tournament, ranking and match-review decisions.

Our Vision

A tennis workspace where the season is easier to read, plan and review without promising certainty where the data is still changing.

Our Values

Player context first
Transparent estimates
Calm product craft
Tennis-specific workflows

Our Story

From scattered context
to one season view.

The product started from a practical problem: tournament choice, entry status, ranking movement, travel plans and match notes rarely live in the same place.

NextPoint turns those pieces into a structured tennis workspace: Today, Explore, Path, Radar and Coach, supported by player profiles, tournament details and match reviews.

A tennis ball on a clay court line at sunset

NowEarly access website and app surfaces
NextSharper tournament planning workflows
LaterMore connected coaching and review context

Product direction

Product surfaces that match
the tennis week.

The public story follows what the app already exposes: planning, monitoring, rankings and match review.

TodayNext Best Move

ExploreTournament discovery

PathSeason planning

RadarWatchlist updates

CoachReviews and AI help

Built around tennis workflows

Designed for players, parents and coaches planning real tournament weeks.

ITF conceptsTennis Europe conceptsEntry listsRankingsMatch reviewsSeason planning

Product facts

5Primary app tabsToday, Explore, Path, Radar, Coach

0-100Decision Score rangeShown as guidance, not a guarantee

1-5Match review scaleRatings, notes and next focus

EarlyAccess stagePricing and workflows still evolving

Built by tennis people,for the tennis journey.