BadmintonPeak Arrives on iOS and Android: The Badminton App That Analyzes Your Game
The BadmintonPeak badminton app is available on the App Store and Google Play: film your game, AI analyzes it and coaches you. Video analysis, graded courses and Smash Challenge, directly from your phone.
A badminton app that truly watches your game is what was missing between club sessions: you play, you feel progress or hit roadblocks, but no one tells you precisely what’s wrong with your technique. That’s exactly what we built — and starting today, BadmintonPeak is available on the App Store and Google Play. Your phone already films your matches and training sessions; now it analyzes them.
The Essentials
- BadmintonPeak is available on iOS and Android, with a free account to get started.
- You film your game (or paste a YouTube link), the AI analyzes the video and provides a detailed report: strengths, areas for improvement, timestamped key moments.
- Training paths help you progress step-by-step, with a score out of 100 at each stage — you see your progress, quantified.
- The Smash Challenge measures your smash speed in km/h and ranks you against other players.
- Your account is the same on the web and mobile: you start on the court, then dissect the report at home.
A Badminton App That Films, Analyzes, and Scores Your Game
The principle is threefold. You film a sequence — a match, a shuttlecock drill, a series of smashes. The app sends the video to our analysis engine: an AI trained to read badminton, which identifies shots, movements, tactical choices, and stroke quality. A few minutes later, you receive a structured report: what you do well, what costs you points, and the exact timestamps to review each commented moment.
This isn't just a step-counting gadget. The analysis focuses on the actual content of your game: stroke technique, the trajectory of your movements, the variety of your shots, the construction of your rallies. The kind of feedback a coach would give you — if you had a coach available for every session, for every video.
What You Can Do From Your Phone
Training Paths. This is the core of the app: progressive programs by theme — clear, drop shot, smash, net play — where each step gives you a specific exercise to film. The AI scores your attempt out of 100, details each repetition, and tells you what to correct before trying again. You advance step by step, your score follows you, and you see in black and white if your drop shot today is better than last month's.
Match Analysis. Did you film a match or a sequence? The app provides a complete analysis: player profiles, strengths and weaknesses of each, decisive moments. Ideal for preparing a rematch or understanding why an opponent causes you problems.
The Smash Challenge. Summer 2026 has its challenge: film your smash, the AI measures its speed in km/h and analyzes your technique, then you climb the leaderboard. Free, open to all, just a few minutes are enough.
Pro Match Library. Professional matches analyzed by the same AI that reads your game: you see what the analysis yields at the highest level, and you learn to watch a match differently.
Filming On-Court: The Game-Changing Use Case
The web version of BadmintonPeak has existed from the start — but let's be honest: your computer doesn't come to the gym. Your phone does. The mobile app removes all friction: you place your phone courtside, film your series, and send it. The video goes for analysis while you move on to the next exercise, and the notification arrives when your report is ready.
A 15€ tripod or a bag placed on a bench is enough. Frame the entire court, film in landscape mode, and remember to do a proper warm-up routine before intense exercises — the AI sees the difference between a warmed-up stroke and a cold one, and so do your joints.
Available on iOS and Android, with a Free Account
The app is live on both stores:
- iPhone / iPad: BadmintonPeak on the App Store
- Android: BadmintonPeak on Google Play
The free account gives you access to the first step of the paths, the Smash Challenge, and the pro match library — enough to get a real feel before upgrading. Your account is unique: everything you do on mobile is reflected on the web, and vice versa. Many players film and send from their phone, then dissect the report in the evening on a larger screen.
Get Started in Three Steps
- Download the app and create your account (or log in with your existing account — you'll find everything).
- Start your first path: choose a theme that interests you. If you're unsure, the clear is the best starting point — it's the shot that structures the entire backcourt, and the basics of the serve and clear condition the rest of your game.
- Film your first step following the exercise's framing instructions, send it, and see what the AI observes in your technique.
If you want to measure something spectacular from day one, go directly to the Smash Challenge: the speed in km/h is the most telling figure to gauge yourself — and the smash is the shot where technique pays off the fastest.
FAQ
Is the BadmintonPeak badminton app free?▾
Yes, the STARTER account is free and requires no credit card: first step of the paths, Smash Challenge, and pro match library. BASIC and PRO subscriptions unlock full paths and free video analysis minutes (matches and training).
What phones does the app work on?▾
On iPhone (iOS) via the App Store and on Android via Google Play. The analysis quality primarily depends on your video: a stable frame showing the entire court is sufficient, no need for a recent phone.
Do I need to film with the app, or can I upload an existing video?▾
Both. You can film directly, upload a video from your gallery, or paste a YouTube link. The important thing is that the player and the shuttlecock are clearly visible.
Are my web and mobile analyses synchronized?▾
Yes, it's the same account everywhere. An analysis launched from your phone at the gym can be viewed on the web at home, with a complete history of your progress.
How is this different from a match statistics app?▾
Stats apps count what YOU input (points, faults). BadmintonPeak looks at the video itself: technique, placement, trajectories. You don't have to input anything — you film, the AI does the observation work a coach would do.