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Version 3.0.131 · 2026-09-24
Bugs are fixed and performance is optimized. Enjoy.
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The store currently lists version 3.0.131, updated 2026-09-24.








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eyes3 is a mobile app providing professional-level line calling and instant replay, all on your phone.
Key Features:
1. Multi-Sport Support
Supports tennis, pickleball, padel, volleyball, and badminton, adapting to different court environments.
2. No Extra Hardware Required
Runs entirely on your mobile phone with no extra cameras or equipment.
3. AI-Powered Accuracy
Provides professional-level IN/OUT line calls, comparable to high-end systems.
4. Real-Time Analytics & Timeline
Track performance and review key moments instantly with an intuitive timeline view.
5. Kiosk Mode for Spectators
Turn any device into a dedicated display, ideal for live viewing and shared match experiences.
6. Quick & Easy Setup
Get started in minutes with a simple and user-friendly setup process.
7. Self-Service Mode
Perfect for matches without umpires or line judges, especially in early rounds.…
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Bugs are fixed and performance is optimized. Enjoy.
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