StringTracker is a free iOS app for tennis players who want to track racket string life without spreadsheets or notes or guesswork. Add your rackets, record when they were last strung, update playtime after each session, and see when it is time to restring. Built for players who rotate rackets and want a lightweight way to keep their gear match-ready.
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Hi everyone! I'm a developer and also a club tennis player. I built StringTracker because I kept losing track of how many hours my rackets had on their strings.
It started as a small tool for myself: add rackets, update playtime after sessions, and see when it is time to restring. I wanted something lighter than notes or spreadsheets, without turning it into a full training log.
Feel free to try it out and I would love feedback from other tennis players on the flow and what would make it more useful.
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This looks genuinely useful, way better than the notes app setup I've been using. One thing that would make it really helpful for me would be a simple widget for the home screen that shows which racket is due for restringing next, so I can check at a glance without opening the app.
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@ekinsbzl Thank you! Good idea about a widget. I will add that.
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Finally something that solves a problem I actually have. The session logging is clean and quick, no fiddling with menus, which is exactly what I want after a match when my phone is one hand away from getting tossed in the bag.
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@ferdivppa Thanks! That's exactly what I tried to solve for myself.
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the fact that it tracks playtime per session instead of just dates is honestly the missing piece in every other app i've tried. really clean thinking behind that.
This looks genuinely useful, way better than the notes app setup I've been using. One thing that would make it really helpful for me would be a simple widget for the home screen that shows which racket is due for restringing next, so I can check at a glance without opening the app.
@ekinsbzl Thank you! Good idea about a widget. I will add that.
Finally something that solves a problem I actually have. The session logging is clean and quick, no fiddling with menus, which is exactly what I want after a match when my phone is one hand away from getting tossed in the bag.
@ferdivppa Thanks! That's exactly what I tried to solve for myself.
the fact that it tracks playtime per session instead of just dates is honestly the missing piece in every other app i've tried. really clean thinking behind that.
@sinanclqf Thanks!