Measuring Tennis Serve Speed
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Niche- Total installs
- 85
- Last updated
- August 10, 2026
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed is a niche app, with 85 installs. It doesn't have enough ratings yet to judge what users think.
Installs
Tracked by AppBrain- Last 30 days
- 20
- Play install range
- 50+
- Launched
- May 2026
Installs over time
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed has been installed 85 times. Over the past 30 days, it has been installed 20 times.
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Releases
Updates seen on Google Play- Version
- 1.0.1
- Launched
- May 2026
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Technology
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- Price
- Free
- Libraries
- ?
- App size
- 3.04 MB
- Content rating
- Everyone
Technologies used by Measuring Tennis Serve Speed
About the app and developer
About Measuring Tennis Serve Speed
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed is a tools app developed by Picolix Design Studio.
Install Statistics
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed has been installed 85 times. In the last 30 days, the app was installed 20 times.
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App Information
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed is freely available from Google Play. The app size is 3.05 MB. The latest version available is 1.0.1. The last update was on August 10, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play since May 2026.
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Frequently asked questions about Measuring Tennis Serve Speed
Is Measuring Tennis Serve Speed free?
Yes. Measuring Tennis Serve Speed is free on Google Play.
Is Measuring Tennis Serve Speed still available?
Yes. Measuring Tennis Serve Speed is on Google Play, and the last update we saw was on August 10, 2026.
Does Measuring Tennis Serve Speed contain ads?
No. Google Play does not list Measuring Tennis Serve Speed as containing ads.
How large is Measuring Tennis Serve Speed?
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed is 3.05 MB.
Is Measuring Tennis Serve Speed suitable for children?
Google Play rates the content of Measuring Tennis Serve Speed as suitable for everyone.
How many times has Measuring Tennis Serve Speed been installed?
Google Play lists 50+ installs for Measuring Tennis Serve Speed.
Who made Measuring Tennis Serve Speed?
Measuring Tennis Serve Speed was developed by Picolix Design Studio. It is listed in the tools category on Google Play.
What are the best alternatives to Measuring Tennis Serve Speed?
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Store listing
By Picolix Design Studio, from Google Play“Calculate initial and final velocities from serve impact and landing sounds”
Description by Picolix Design Studio Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
This app records the distance from the racket strike to the wall and the time from the racket strike to the impact sound on the wall during tennis wall practice. It calculates the initial velocity (V0) and final velocity (Vend) by applying the deceleration rate due to air resistance. While not precise, it allows you to measure approximate speed using only your smartphone. You can also save your records, so please use it for practice.
This app is a paid app, but all features except “Save,” “Log,” and “Manual Peak Selection” on the graph are available for free.
Settings
Physical parameters () are default values
[Horizontal Distance] (12.002 m)
This is the horizontal distance from the racket to the wall.
If the point of contact is closer to the wall than the court line, set this value to a shorter distance than 12.0 m.
[Racket Contact Point Height] (2.5 m)
This is the height at which the racket is swung up and the ball is struck.
For players using a jump serve, this value will be higher.
[Impact Point Height] (1.5 m)
This is the height at which the ball hits the wall.
For reference, the center of the net (center belt) is 0.914 m.
[Distance from Microphone] (2m)
This is the position of the smartphone. Internal calculations assume the device is placed on the floor, with the distance measured from the side near your feet.
If measuring with the smartphone in your pocket, please adjust the setting accordingly (e.g., 0.5m).
Do not place the smartphone near your feet or close to the ball’s landing point. Impact with the ball may cause damage to the device.
Use at your own risk.
Other: It is not usually necessary to change the sound speed (343 m/s) or the attenuation coefficient (0.012).
Analysis parameters () use default values.
[Analysis Start Time] (0 ms)
Set this if there is a lot of noise in the measurement results before the initial movement and you want to skip it.
[Noise Threshold] (50%)
In the measurement results, any level below the set maximum recording level is considered noise and excluded from peak calculation.
[Recording Time] (4 seconds)
You can select a duration between 4 and 10 seconds.
[Post-Impact Skip Time] (100 ms)
Any sound occurring within the set time after the impact sound is confirmed will be skipped as noise.
[Impact Sound Group Number] (0)
Depending on the serve style, an initial sound and multiple instantaneous impact sounds may occur.
Set which peak to consider as the impact sound.
[Group Width] (50ms)
The time duration of a single peak.
That completes the settings. Please adjust them to suit your playing style.
How to Use
AudioSpeedGun
[Start Recording]
Recording begins. There is a delay (with a countdown sound) before recording starts, as set in the timer settings.
[Stop Recording]
Stops recording. The recorded data is displayed in the graph area. Recording ends automatically based on the recording time setting.
[Start Calculation]
Performs analysis. Peaks for impact sounds and landing sounds are plotted on the graph, and the initial velocity (V0) and final velocity (Vend) are displayed.
[Details]
Displays detailed analysis results
Premium Features
(Paid)
AudioSpeedGun for Tennis Serve
[Save]
Saves data (including the settings used at the time of saving).
[Load]
Loads saved data and displays the analysis results.
[Manual Peak Selection on Graph]
On the completed analysis graph, you can drag the lines for the impact and landing sounds to any desired location.
After dragging, the system automatically selects the nearest maximum peak. Calculation results are updated in real time.
“This app is designed to work on specific OS versions at the time of release, and we do not guarantee that it will work on all future OS versions.”
https://www.picolix.jp/service.html
Recent changes:
v1.0.1
AudioSpeedGun for Tennis Serve
This app measures ball speed during wall practice by recording distance and sound timing, estimating initial (V0) and final velocity (Vend) with air resistance. While approximate, it works using only a smartphone. Records can be saved for practice tracking.