Why it works
Built the way coaches teach
Real drills, not random workouts
Short activities based on the home practice national tennis programmes give young players: racket control, catching, footwork, balance and serve preparation.
Grows with your child
Levels start from age and move with your child's own answers after each card. Nobody has to pick "hard" or "easy", and a tough move never lands two days in a row.
Private by design
No accounts, no ads and no tracking. Progress stays on your device, and the app never records video or audio.
Questions
Good to know
When can we get it?
RallySteps is in testing now and is coming to iPhone first. Leave your email here and we will tell you the day it goes live.
Do we need a court or special kit?
No. A small clear space is enough. Most cards use a racket and a soft ball, and some use a balloon, a wall or a few markers. The plan only picks cards that fit what you have.
Does it use the camera or record my child?
No. Nothing is recorded or uploaded. There are no accounts, no ads and no analytics. Read the privacy policy.
What age is RallySteps for?
Young players starting out, from about age 5. More stages for older players will follow.
How much should a young child practise tennis at home?
For red ball players, 5 to 10 minutes on 4 to 5 days a week is plenty on top of lessons. Short, regular sessions work better than one long one, and rest days are part of the plan.