Match recording with cameras and AI.
A fixed camera on every court, recording around the clock. The AI recognises each match, ties it to the booking and drops it on each player’s phone. Nobody at the club edits a single video.
- One camera per court and one computer at the club.
The video your players are waiting for.
If it was played, it was recorded. And it reaches whoever played.
Records 24/7
Every court’s camera is always rolling. No button to press, no slot to flag: if it was played, it was recorded.
AI sorts the matches
The AI tells a match from a lesson or an empty court, and once the score is in it builds point-by-point stats.
One-tap clips
A player watches the match, marks the point they liked and walks away with a clip ready for Instagram or WhatsApp.
Live streaming
The tournament final goes out live from the same camera, with a link the club shares with anyone.
Every video finds its player
Because the video comes from a booking, each match shows up in the app of the players who were on court.
Marketing on autopilot
Every clip a member shares points back to the club: its page shows the club’s name. Your players become your best advertising.
The booking ends and the match appears.
All four players get a notice as soon as their slot ends. The full match is watched inside the club’s app, and each one decides what to post.
- Notice when the booking ends
- The match stays inside the club
- Anyone who does not want to be in it can be removed
The best point, ready to share.
The AI cuts the match into points. The player picks theirs, trims it and shares it in one tap.
- Match cut point by point
- Short clips for social
- The clip page shows the club
The final, on the TV and on the phone.
Any court with a camera can go live with a link. And from the app, any match can be sent to the club’s TV.
- A link for WhatsApp and social
- AirPlay and Chromecast
- If the internet drops, nothing is lost
LIVE · Court 2Díaz/Sosa 6-4 · 3-2How it works on court
We install the cameras
One IP camera per court and a computer at the club, bought from any store you like.
The match records and processes
The box records locally and uploads the match. In the cloud, the AI cuts it into points and builds the summary.
The player watches on their phone
Once the booking ends, the match lands in each player’s app, ready to clip and share their best plays.
Why video sells more court time than a discount
A club with cameras stops selling "an hour of court" and starts selling the match. A player who leaves with their best point on their phone comes back, shares it and brings people along. It’s the difference between competing on price and competing on experience — and it’s why courts with video fill up first.
The hard part was always the manual work: somebody had to record, download, cut and send. Repe removes that step entirely. Cameras roll on their own, the AI recognises what was played and drops empty-court footage, and the result links itself to the booking. The club touches nothing.
Because it all lives on the same platform as bookings and payments, there is no second camera vendor and no separate streaming system. Recording is just another club feature, not a loose product to integrate.
Recording FAQ
How many cameras does a court need?
One per court, mounted high at the front or the back, depending on how your club is laid out.
What happens if the club loses internet?
The recording box stores the match locally and uploads it once the connection is back. Nothing is lost.
Are the videos public?
Not to the open web. The full match is viewed inside the club in the app, and each player decides whether to publish a clip. If you appear in a video and don’t want to, we take it down whether or not you’re a user.
How long until the match video is ready?
The full match is available shortly after the final point, and players are notified as soon as their booking ends.
Can I stream a tournament live?
Yes. Any camera court with streaming turned on can go live with a link you share over WhatsApp or post on the club’s social channels.