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Racketmeter lets badminton players measure string tension using the sound frequency produced when tapping the racket strings. It's 100% free, works in your browser on mobile and desktop, and requires no sign-up or installation. I built it to solve a personal problem. I started playing badminton regularly in 2016 and quickly learned that players often ask stringers to string rackets at specific tensions (like 22 or 26 lbs). But after a few stringing jobs, I began to feel like the tension was inconsistent. Other players told me they just tap the strings and go by ear where "sharper sound meant…

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