The app

Khel Vision for Android

One app, one job: turn a full match into a reel without opening a video editor. It is a native Android app, and the reel is built on the phone.

Package: com.khelvision.app
Stage: Controlled alpha
Distribution: By invitation — not on Google Play

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The finished reel playing in the app, 55 seconds from three moments, with rename, save and delete.

What it needs

An Android phone or tablet, and an invitation to the alpha.
A match: record it in the app, or pick an MP4, MOV or M4V off the device.
A camera that stays still. A phone on a tripod at the end of the court is the intended setup, and it is enough.
Room for the match and the reel — both live on the device, not in a cloud you have to pay for.

What it sends

The match, converted into an uploadable format, so the rallies in it can be found. Up to three hours of play and 4 GB in one go.
Nothing else. Not the reel, and not a copy of anything you export from it.
Uploads go up in parts and resume where they stopped, so walking out of Wi-Fi range costs you the walk and not the upload.
No audio. Live capture never records or uploads sound at all.

What it gives back

Every rally, with the shots in it counted and its exact place in the match.
Rallies that arrive during a live session rather than after it, and are corrected as the engine sees more of the match.
A reel cut on the device in portrait or landscape — save it, share it, or post it straight to social.
A Khel Vision mark set into every reel. It is part of the render, not a setting.

What it will not do

Rate a player, rank a rally, or tell you who played better. It reports shot counts and durations, and those are facts rather than judgements.
Name a rally for you. The analysis returns where the rallies are, not titles, and the app does not invent them.
Take footage involving minors, on any plan, for any purpose. See your responsibilities.

Sports in the picker

BadmintonSupported
Table tennisSupported
PickleballSupported
TennisNext
PadelNext

The same three on an upload and at the court, chosen once and remembered — an evening at a table tennis club does not have to be re-declared per match. Tennis and padel have icons and a place in the brand; they do not yet have detection, and this page will say so until they do.

Two documents, and the part that matters

The terms and the privacy policy cover the app and this site between them, and the app links the same pair from its own Settings screen. The part worth reading first is section 6 of the terms — the two conditions that apply to every recording you give it, which the app also shows you on the phone before anything is sent.