Before
Scattered memories, lost notes, and improvised preparation before seeing the same opponent again.
Every player deserves one great match
One Great Match turns your matches, notes, and opponent history into real preparation to compete better.
Built for tennis players who compete regularly, review what happens on court, and want to stop improvising before the next opponent.
Complete match and opponent history Tactical and mental notes that build over time Stats and preparation before the next match
Real preparation
Every match leaves something useful for the next one.
With OGM
History, notes, and important signals resurface together when you are about to compete again.
Built for
- Recurring opponents
- Frequent tournaments
- Useful tactical notes
- Better preparation
Product
Screens designed to review, remember, and prepare.
Real product screenshots, prepared to look great on desktop, mobile, and full-screen.
Accessible where you are Web and apps
Match history with context
Save score, surface, tournament, opponent, and notes so every match keeps adding value weeks later.
Opponents
Opponent profile and head-to-head
Review shared history, recent results, and the context you care about most before you play again.
Statistics
Clear statistical overview
See trends, split results, and performance patterns without rebuilding them by hand.
Preparation
Preparation for the next opponent
Bring together tactical notes, matchup patterns, and key reminders so you arrive on court with a plan.
Tennis
Official RFET match and tournament data
Find federation tournaments, receive suggestions, and review your matches and your opponents' matches.
Learning
Training and notes connected to competition
What you work on off court does not get lost: it stays connected to the next match and the next adjustment.
Problem
Most matches are played. Very few are studied.
01
You finish a match knowing exactly what worked, what hurt you, and where you lost control.
02
A week later you remember the score, but not the sequence, the feeling, or the adjustment you needed.
03
When you face the same opponent again, you prepare from memory, not from the data you generated yourself.
Promise
Great matches are built.
One Great Match helps you turn every match into real preparation for the next one: with more context, better notes, and less improvised intuition.
Apply what you learned last time.
Understand the patterns of a recurring opponent.
Connect what you train with what you compete in.
Arrive on court with useful preparation, not scattered memories.
Features
Several ways to build a better match.
01
Complete match history
Every match is saved with score, players, surface, context, and references so rivalries do not depend on memory.
02
Structured notes that compound in value
Save tactical, mental, technical, and physical observations that resurface when you need them most.
03
Opponent-specific preparation
Before the next matchup, you can review head-to-head, past notes, progress, and relevant public signals about your opponent.
04
Training and competition connected
What you work on off court stops living in isolation and turns into goals, reminders, and applied learning.
Philosophy
The philosophy behind OGM
We are not building another app to log scores. We are building a tool designed so playing more also means understanding better how to compete.
Built by players for players
OGM comes from the real experience of someone who plays, faces the same opponents again, prepares for matches, and wants technology to help for real on and off the court.
Available anywhere
The idea is that your information travels with you everywhere: on desktop, mobile, apps, and the web, so reviewing an opponent or a useful note never depends on the device in front of you.
Your data is yours
Your history, your notes, and your competitive context belong to you. You should be able to download your information at any time without getting trapped in the tool.
So easy to use it feels surprising
Logging a match, recovering an important note, or preparing the next matchup should feel natural. If the tool gets in the way, it stops helping; if it flows, it becomes part of your game.
FAQ
Quick questions
Is it only built for tennis? +
The first public version is focused on tennis. The product and the website are set up to open a dedicated padel version later.
Do I have to be a federated player to use it? +
No. Any player can use OGM and add their matches. Matches do not have to be tied to a tournament, and they can also be linked to a non-federated tournament that you register yourself.
I'm a federated player. Is there an easy way to import matches I've already played? +
Yes. When you sign up, OGM automatically imports the matches you have already played from iSquad. On top of that, when new matches are added to iSquad, you'll see a notification in the app so you can add them to OGM easily.
Does it replace a rankings app or a sports social network? +
No. OGM focuses on competitive learning: history, notes, opponent preparation, and useful context before the next match.
What kind of information can OGM bring together? +
Your matches, your notes, your relationships with opponents, and, for tennis, relevant public and official information from the competitive ecosystem, including iSquad and other sources when they add context.
Next sport
Padel comes next, with the same philosophy.
The next natural expansion for OGM is padel: more recurring matches, more preparation by pairing or opponent, and the same obsession with learning better from what you already play.
Early Access
It's not for everyone.
We are starting with a small group of players who play often, want to improve, and are willing to share useful feedback.
- You play regularly and genuinely care about improving.
- You want to stop repeating mistakes against the same opponents.
- You want to review matches, not just record them.
- You are willing to try the app and tell us what is missing.
If you only want to record the score, there are simpler tools. If you want to arrive better prepared for the next match, Early Access is for you.
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