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For people who take their tennis seriously: a court on your Home Screen. A new poster and a line each day, all season long — and a quiet log of every day you're out there.

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Tennis Day's answer
Instead of listing scores like a sports app, it turns the tennis season into a daily visual ritual: 365 designed poster wallpapers — one for every day of the 2026 season — each with an original line about the game, plus month-by-month schedules and hubs for Wimbledon and the US Open. It pairs a website with an iOS widget app, so the day's poster lives on your home screen.
Tennis Day's answer
Score apps tell you what happened; this tells you where you are in the season and looks good doing it. Every poster is an original design (no stock photos, no AI-generated player faces), the full July collection is free to try, and the rest of the season is a one-time unlock — no subscription.
Tennis Day's answer
Tennis fans who follow the season emotionally rather than statistically — people who love the tenniscore aesthetic, set tennis wallpapers on their phones, and want the Grand Slam calendar woven into daily life. Players and club members who live by the tennis calendar are the second core group.
Tennis Day's answer
Built by Luxena Studio, an independent one-person studio. The idea came from a simple gap: tennis has the most beautiful calendar in sports — grass, clay, hard courts, each with its own mood — but every app treats it as a spreadsheet. So we designed the season instead: one poster per day, from Wimbledon to the US Open. The iOS app reached #1 in App Store search for "tennis calendar" shortly after launch.
Tennis Day's answer
Tennis Day's answer
The whole product is AI-built end to end. The website and iOS app were vibe-coded with Claude Code (Anthropic's AI coding agent) — from the Next.js/React/TypeScript web app on AWS to the Swift + WidgetKit iOS widgets — with the founder directing product and design decisions. All 365 daily posters are AI-generated illustrations, art-directed by hand in a consistent vintage-poster style. It's a one-person studio shipping at team speed by pairing human taste with AI execution.
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