Your phone.
Your racket.

THE LIVING-ROOM VERSION

Your phone. A whole new game.

See the phone-racket demo ↗

1. Open a game on the big screen. A computer or compatible TV browser runs the court or track. Choose the phone-controller option.
2. Scan the QR code with your phone. Open the link in your phone's browser. Keep both screens connected to the internet.
3. Allow motion when asked. Follow the controller's calibration prompts. For tennis, level your phone; for racing, hold it sideways like a wheel.
4. Start small. Use gentle wrist movements. Touch buttons are available when motion isn't working.

Clear your space, keep a secure grip, and stay away from people, pets, TVs and glass. Read the safety rules before you swing.

Motion not working?

Open the QR link directly in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android rather than an app's embedded browser. Allow the motion permission when prompted, then recalibrate. If your phone has no compatible motion sensor, use the controller's touch buttons or play directly with touch or a keyboard.

Playing together?

Tennis supports two phone players and doubles. Air Circuit supports up to eight local phone racers, with up to four views on the shared screen. Pickleball and ping-pong are solo games against a bot: take turns and compare your rounds. A shared game link opens the game on a friend's screen; it does not connect an online match.

Bring a little friendly rivalry.

Start with a solo rally. In tennis, a second phone can take the other side, and doubles brings more of the room onto the court. Or take turns chasing your best Ring Shot round.

Pickleball and ping-pong turn your phone into a paddle. Air Circuit turns it into a steering wheel. Pick your next good time: