One clay court in golden-hour light. One tiebreak against an AI opponent. The court remembers every rally.
Claymark is an arcade-style tennis match that runs in your browser. There is one court — a warm red clay court under late-afternoon sun — and one format: a tiebreak, first to seven points, win by two. You play against an AI opponent that reacts to your shots and tries to make you run. There is no install, no login, no account, and no download. The court itself accumulates the history of the rally — every bounce leaves a mark that fades slowly, so by match point the baseline is visibly scarred from the shots that landed there.
At the end of the match you get a mark map: a top-down view of the court showing every bounce and slide scar the rally actually produced, with your scoreline and longest rally. That is the thing to share.