Same Page and your club

Your coaching.Everyone on the same page.

Your AI assistant. Your staff. Your athletes. Finally together.

Same Page coach board: weekly overview and athlete plansSame Page coach board: weekly overview and athlete plans
Demo athlete plan: four weeks of strength, agility and on-court trainingDemo athlete plan: four weeks of strength, agility and on-court training
The demo strength session on the website, viewed on a phoneThe demo strength session on the website, viewed on a phone

Your coaching approach is the starting point. Same Page brings it into planning with AI, your staff’s work and every athlete’s session. Everyone adds their part: you see what happens on court and prepare what comes next.

Club staff access is by invitation.

See what you can do.
With Same Page.

Your AI assistant

Your coaching approach.
Your next plan starts here.

Think it through with your AI assistant. Bring your club’s exercises, your athletes’ priorities and the calendar. Shape the week together. You review. You decide. You publish.

Your squad, at a glance. Published plans, weekly sessions and athlete feedback. Everything comes together on your board, ready for your next decision.
Your test days

Your exercise library

Strength

Speed

Circuit

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Your exercise library Exercises, equipment, notes and documents: your club’s knowledge informs planning with your AI assistant.
Two coaching staff members discuss a training plan on a tablet beside the court.

Your approach. One shared space.

CoachTrainerPhysiotherapist
Your staff. On the same page. Coaches, strength and conditioning staff, and physios. One shared space to work with the same athletes and carry your club’s method forward.
Explore an example training week
From an idea to the week ahead.

You

Let’s start with our sheets: strength on Monday, speed on Wednesday, circuit on Friday. Use the exercises from our library.

Your AI assistant

The sprint volume is missing. Shall we define it before completing the session?

The plan reaches your athletes when you decide.

Editorial example, not the app interface

Physical preparation / In-season

The rhythm of the week.

An athletic preparation excerpt. On-court work and matches are planned separately.

Session A / Monday

Lower-body strength

Strength + speed

The strength prescription and its dynamic follow-up, together.

ExercisePrescription
Smith-machine half squat5 × 8
Horizontal leg press5 × 12 · 45% max
Pendolo5 × 6 each side
Q Bar5 × 8

A speed exercise between sets. After the half squat: 5 m lateral shuttles and ladder work.

From the club’s library to the session. The coach decides the dose.

Same Page connector · Claude, ChatGPT and other compatible AI assistants

For athletes

Every session counts.

The plan becomes a clear session. Athletes know what to do, record their work and tell you how it went. You get the feedback to prepare what comes next.

A blonde adult tennis player takes a courtside break after training.
Open. Train. Tick. Today’s session with exercises, sets, reps and your coach’s instructions. All in one place.
Feedback is part of the plan. Perceived effort, discomfort, a note. The coach can review what the athlete records once it has synced.
00:45Recovery
Your week. Available offline.
The court doesn’t wait for Wi-Fi. In the app, the week stays available offline. A timer for rest periods, reminders for sessions and syncing when you reconnect.

Gioca · Tennis and padel

See you on court.

A match. A result you confirm together. A rating for your discipline. A group to play with, season after season.

Live at app.optimaiz.ai for club athletes.

A blonde adult tennis player hits a backhand on a clay court.
Play. Confirm. Record the set scores and send your opponent the link. The match counts once every player confirms.
Find your group. Invite friends or play with your club. The season leaderboard starts fresh each month; your rating carries on, separately for each discipline.
Tennis · Singles

Your next match.
With a purpose.

Your coach prepares. You play. The result informs the plan.

Your next match can start with your coach. Your coach plans the match and what to work on. You find it in Gioca; after confirmation, the result returns to the coach, including through their AI assistant.

Young athletes

Trust.
Before everything.

Your club’s work deserves a space with clear rules. Especially when young athletes are on court.

No open search

People meet through a shared group or match and, within the same age band, their club space. No location-based discovery.

Rules for adults and minors

Age-separated groups and limits on invitations. Rated matches never mix adults and minors.

Parental approval for access

Under-18 accounts require approval from a parent or guardian using their own account with a verified email address. Parents can withdraw approval in settings. Club agreements and the necessary data consents still apply.

Before real minors use Gioca, family controls for approving new connections and group membership still need to be completed.

The next step is yours.

A new way of working.
Your way.

Start with your club’s method, exercises and people. Let’s bring them into Same Page, together.

  1. 01

    Create your club space.

    The lead coach receives an invitation code and creates the space with the club’s name and sport.

  2. 02

    Invite your staff.

    Coaches, the athletic coach and the physio join through personal links sent by the lead coach.

  3. 03

    Bring your exercises.

    Your club’s sheets become your exercise library. From there, you prepare the first plan with your AI assistant.

The staff space and Gioca are live at app.optimaiz.ai. The iPhone app is being tried with the first clubs.

Already have an account? Connect your AI assistant.

Connector for Claude or ChatGPT: https://mcp.optimaiz.ai/mcp. Add it as a custom connector and sign in with your Same Page account.

The Same Page lab

Movement tells a story.
We’re learning to read it.

Positions, movement, technique. Exploring what computer vision can see. Experimental demonstrations, not yet integrated into the product.

Demos on licensed stock footage · Open a video to see what it shows and its limits.

Inside a tennis recording.Explore 97 seconds of experimental measurements and their limits.

A phone on a tripod, behind the baseline.

20 events · 11 forehands · 8 backhands · 1 feed

ForehandBackhandFeedRally97 s

Feed · 4.7 s · Rally 1
Feed · 4.7 s · Rally 1Forehand · 8.9 s · Rally 1Forehand · 13.3 s · Rally 1Backhand · 16.7 s · Rally 1Backhand · 20.3 s · Rally 1Forehand · 29.0 s · Rally 2Forehand · 32.9 s · Rally 2Backhand · 36.5 s · Rally 2Forehand · 43.5 s · Rally 3Backhand · 46.4 s · Rally 3Backhand · 49.4 s · Rally 3Backhand · 52.4 s · Rally 3Backhand · 57.2 s · Rally 3Forehand · 60.3 s · Rally 3Backhand · 65.0 s · Rally 4Forehand · 68.2 s · Rally 4Forehand · 76.8 s · Rally 5Forehand · 80.1 s · Rally 5Forehand · 87.4 s · Rally 6Forehand · 90.8 s · Rally 6
His half of the court. One dot per event, with the path of his feet.

Open a measurement to see how it was calculated.

Distance covered about 60 m

the path of the feet smoothed at 1.0 Hz. Not a constant: a light filter gives 80 m on the same track, a heavy one 48 m. Across the nine ways of computing it, 57 to 65 m.

Direction changes 12

sideways moves of at least 1 m. The same number across all nine ways of computing it: the steadiest measurement on the bench.

Time right of centre 61.9%

of the time his position is known. It moves by 0.3 points with the filter. At his own strokes, 75%.

Depth when he hits 0.06 m

behind the baseline, the median of the twenty strokes.

Inside the service line never

not once in ninety-seven seconds, held for at least half a second.

Recovery after a wide shot 0.77 m in 1.8 s

7 of his 20 strokes are played more than 1.5 m from the centre; 4 of those never come back within 1 m of the centre mark.

Explore depth and body movement
Depth from the baseline
inside the courtbehind the line
1+1.07 m
2+0.98 m
3-0.20 m
4-0.31 m
5-0.16 m
6-0.09 m

Band: middle half of the rally. Dot: contact position. Number: median depth.

Stance widthacross the court
1m0m

How wide he plants his feet, and when he plants them.

Loaded-leg kneethe more bent of the two
180°90°

How far he goes down on his legs: lower line, deeper.

Trunk rotationshoulders and hips, projected
90°0°

ShouldersHips

Projected angles: they do not establish the direction of rotation.

Trunk heightthe shoulder line above the ground
1.6m1.1m

How low he stays between one stroke and the next.

Detecting strokes is not automatic scoring. This experiment does not determine who wins a point. It does not analyse the ball or the far-side player. Measurements depend on the model and filtering.

Measured on CalTennis evaluation footage (CC BY-NC 4.0). We show our outputs; the original footage is not published. These are not measurements of the demonstration videos below.

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