25 families in the first pilot · 14U and up

Better questions. Better conversations. Better players.

Turn weekend film into your next conversation with Coach. Upload your tournament video and Tenline writes your player a short, encouraging report: what went well, what to work on next, and a question to bring to practice. Every point opens the exact moment on video.

  • Built to back up the coach
  • No scores or rankings
  • Only your family sees it
Sound familiar?

Lots of volleyball. Not much feedback.

"The video just sits on my phone."

Hours of matches from the end line, and nobody has time to scrub through them.

Tenline finds your player's touches and pulls out the few moments that matter.
"How did I play?"

The car ride home question. You want to help, but you're a parent, not a coach, and you don't want to be the critic.

Read the report together. It starts with what went well, every time.
"Coach has twelve players."

After a long tournament weekend, there's rarely time for one-on-one notes for every kid.

Your player shows up to practice with good questions, ready to work.
How it works

Film it. Upload it. Read it together.

  1. 1

    Film the weekend

    Set your phone on a tripod behind the end line and let it roll. We'll share recording tips so the whole court is in frame.

    One phone. No special gear.
  2. 2

    Upload and add the basics

    Send the video from your phone, then tell us your player's jersey number and position. We find them by number, never by face.

    Jersey numbers, not face scans.
  3. 3

    Get your player's report

    A short, position-specific report for the whole weekend. Tap any point to watch that touch, then bring the questions to practice.

    Each point links a 5 to 15 second clip.
The report

Short enough to read in the car. Specific enough to use at practice.

Written like a supportive assistant coach: warm, specific and short.

A few points, not a wall of stats

About six notes for the whole weekend, starting with the good stuff.

~3 did well 2 work on next 1 to 2 for Coach

Every point has its clip

One tap plays the exact moment, so your player sees what the note means instead of guessing.

Made for their position

A setter hears about setting, a libero about passing and defense. Feedback fits the job they actually play.

Next steps, never mistakes

"Work on next" is framed as the next thing to build, so reports feel like a boost, not a grade.

Who it's for

On the family's side, and on the coach's side.

For parents

Turn weekend video into a conversation that helps.

  • Know what to say after a tough match, and what to celebrate after a good one.
  • See progress over the season, one weekend at a time.
  • You set up your player's profile and give consent. Players never make their own account.
For coaches and clubs

A head start on feedback, with you in charge.

  • Players arrive with specific questions, each tied to a clip.
  • Reports say plainly when they're the AI's first look, and that Coach has the final word.
  • Families come first in the pilot. Join the list to bring your team in next.

"Your coach knows your game and your team's plan best. If anything here is different from what Coach says, go with Coach." Printed on every report.

Privacy, built in

Your player's video stays your family's.

Private by default

Only your family sees your player's report and clips. On a club team, your player's coaches do too.

Other kids stay anonymous

Teammates and opponents get no names, no stats and no reports.

Numbers, not faces

We find your player by jersey number and roster. No face recognition.

Not used to train AI

Analysis runs on Google's paid Gemini service, which doesn't train on your video.

No scores or rankings No comparing to teammates Not a highlight reel Not a recruiting tool No ads

How we handle your data

What we collect
Your email, plus your player's first name, jersey number, position, and birth month and year (only to confirm they're 13 or older). That's it for your player. No school, address or photos.
The video
Used only to find your player's touches and write the report. Nobody watches the full match in Tenline, not even you. Keep your own recording if you want the whole game.
Where it lives
Stored privately with US cloud providers. Clips open only through short-lived private links. The AI step uses Google's paid Gemini service, which doesn't train on your video.
Who sees it
Your family, and your player's coaches on a club team. If you correct one of the AI's calls, a Tenline team member may check a few seconds around that play to improve accuracy. You can turn that off.
Your controls
Download or delete your player's data at any time, and withdraw consent whenever you like. Save your player's own clips to keep.
What we never do
Sell your data, show ads, use ad trackers, or put report details in notifications.
Right now

Get a spot in the first pilot.

25families in the first group
  • For players on 14U teams and up
  • Waitlist families hear first when spots open
  • Coaches and clubs: join to be first in line after the family pilot

Join the waitlist

We'll only use your name and email to tell you about Tenline's pilot. We never sell them, and you can ask to be removed any time.

Questions

Good questions from good parents.

Does Tenline replace my player's coach?

No. It gives your player a head start and good questions to ask. Every report says the coach has the final word.

What do I need to film?

A phone on a tripod behind the end line is enough. We'll share simple recording tips before your first weekend.

Who is the pilot for?

Families with a player on a 14U team or older. A parent sets everything up; players never create their own accounts.

What about the other kids in my video?

They stay anonymous. Tenline only writes about your own player, and other players get no names, stats or reports.

Can I delete our data?

Yes, any time, from the app. You'll be offered a download of your player's reports first, then everything is removed.

Do you sell our data or show ads?

No. We don't sell data, show ads or use ad trackers, in the app or on this site.

My child is in another family's video. Can I have it removed?

Yes. Any parent of a child in a match video can ask us to remove that match, even if they don't use Tenline. We plan to delete every copy and everything made from it within 7 days.

Can I get the full match video back?

No. Tenline uses the full video only for analysis and never shows it, so keep your own recording. You can save your player's own clips.

How much will it cost?

Pricing isn't set yet. People on the waitlist will hear about it first, before they decide to join.

Join the waitlist