TennisTrend Hack 5.1 + Redeem Codes
Match scoring made easy
Developer: Bill Spears
Category: Sports
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 5.1
ID: BillSpears.TennisTrend
Screenshots
Description
Do you find that tennis scoring apps need total concentration on every point and lots of thinking and work after the point in order to get good statistics? Stop you watching the game and applauding the good plays? Leave you stressed when you make an error? If so, then TennisTrend is the app for you!
There are three ways to use it. In the simplest, just tap the score buttons to keep track of how the games went. There are four basic screens: one for match data, one to keep score, one to see graphically how the match swung or is swinging from one player to the other over time (the "tennis trend"), and one for overall statistics.
The second way is more detailed. You identify how each rally ended: outright winner, attempted winner, forced error or unforced error. These details are shown on a fifth screen game by game.
The third mode adds a record of whether the rally began with a first or second serve, and lets you specify the shot that ended the rally. This leads to an additional screen of much more sophisticated statistics, showing the success of each shot type, and the points won on first or second serve. A seventh screen shows how the match went point by point, for even deeper analysis, and an eighth shows these results graphically. In this mode you can also get a prediction of how the match is going to turn out, as you score each point.
Whichever way you use it, all the data is held only locally for each match scored, so you can keep it confidential, but always look back.
As a tennis father, I developed the app after finding existing apps too intimidating and distracting. My daughter in the beginning didn't need to know the precise details. But as she developed so did her need for more detailed data, and the app has developed, along with her skills, to support all that. We find the graphical record and statistics help to recall the details later and assess performance. And the resulting insights help to get the best out of your game.
Why not give it a try?
There are three ways to use it. In the simplest, just tap the score buttons to keep track of how the games went. There are four basic screens: one for match data, one to keep score, one to see graphically how the match swung or is swinging from one player to the other over time (the "tennis trend"), and one for overall statistics.
The second way is more detailed. You identify how each rally ended: outright winner, attempted winner, forced error or unforced error. These details are shown on a fifth screen game by game.
The third mode adds a record of whether the rally began with a first or second serve, and lets you specify the shot that ended the rally. This leads to an additional screen of much more sophisticated statistics, showing the success of each shot type, and the points won on first or second serve. A seventh screen shows how the match went point by point, for even deeper analysis, and an eighth shows these results graphically. In this mode you can also get a prediction of how the match is going to turn out, as you score each point.
Whichever way you use it, all the data is held only locally for each match scored, so you can keep it confidential, but always look back.
As a tennis father, I developed the app after finding existing apps too intimidating and distracting. My daughter in the beginning didn't need to know the precise details. But as she developed so did her need for more detailed data, and the app has developed, along with her skills, to support all that. We find the graphical record and statistics help to recall the details later and assess performance. And the resulting insights help to get the best out of your game.
Why not give it a try?
Version history
5.1
2022-10-02
This refresh of version 5.0 brings full compatibility with recent changes to iOS and its underlying coding standards.
The opportunity was taken to fix a few minor glitches.
Now requires iOS 12 and later.
The opportunity was taken to fix a few minor glitches.
Now requires iOS 12 and later.
5.0
2019-08-22
Version 5 brings two completely new features:
• a new view to show how the number of winners, attempted winners, forced errors and unforced errors accumulated over the match, giving new insights into how and when the match changed tactically and performance-wise;
• a pop-up message in the game view launched by tapping the current match score, showing the currently predicted match result, based on how successful each player has been at winning points on serve.
Several bugs were also fixed for match deletions, double fault corrections, server switching and recording of lobs/passes.
• a new view to show how the number of winners, attempted winners, forced errors and unforced errors accumulated over the match, giving new insights into how and when the match changed tactically and performance-wise;
• a pop-up message in the game view launched by tapping the current match score, showing the currently predicted match result, based on how successful each player has been at winning points on serve.
Several bugs were also fixed for match deletions, double fault corrections, server switching and recording of lobs/passes.
4.4
2019-08-02
Bug fixes.
4.3
2019-07-03
Bug fix.
4.2
2019-04-07
Where am the points coming from? The detailed statistics view adds a "Win Map" showing for each player the percentage of the winning points coming on their own or their opponent's first or second serves. This gives added insights on how to improve one's game and to focus training. This version also shows the percentage of each player's serves which are first serves - often used to assess the maturity of a player's game - and extends the lob category to cover passing shots, which also convert defence into attack.
4.1
2019-03-21
In the default advanced operation, using the "Undo Game" button, you can now correct a game score that you have wrongly or accidentally completed, by stepping back one point, without deleting and re-entering the whole game.
4.0
2019-03-14
A new (default) advanced level of use has been added. This allows the automatic recording of the serve, the type of winning or losing shot that decides each rally, and the adding of an optional comment. The statistics are then more comprehensive, showing how the winners and errors are distributed across the shot types to identify strengths and weaknesses. Also the number and percentage of winners and losers on first or second serve are calculated in the match summary. There's also a game by game report for deeper analysis of critical points in the match. If so desired, the app can continue to be run in the old simple way, without the above sophistication, and all previously recorded matches can still be viewed.
3.0
2017-01-25
You can still use the app in the old way, but you can now optionally count the outright winners (OW), attempted winners (AW), forced errors (FE) and unforced errors (UE), giving greater insight on the root causes of success or failure. Counting these automatically updates the scores. There is also an extra statistical view that shows how these counts changed game by game.
2.1
2016-07-07
Corrected tie-break score update after double faults.
Previous tournaments now shown in date order with newest first.
Doubles player name layout correction in graphic view.
Previous tournaments now shown in date order with newest first.
Doubles player name layout correction in graphic view.
2.0
2016-06-10
Added the ability to select/delete previous matches.
The trend view now also shows the score.
Bug fixes and layout improvements.
The trend view now also shows the score.
Bug fixes and layout improvements.
1.0
2016-02-04
Ways to hack TennisTrend
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download TennisTrend MOD APK
Request a Hack