From final whistle to next throw-in.
One sitting of tagging. The rest builds from it.
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Upload the match, or paste a link
Any match video you have permission to use. It uploads in the browser.
- A file: MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV.
- Or a direct link to the video, including a live-stream (HLS) link.
- Add the two teams, the date and the competition.
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Tag it, with the scores proposed
One sitting at the keyboard. The scores come to you from the video.
- Tag possessions as they happen: kickouts, carries, passes, shots, turnovers.
- Each proposed score shows what backs it. Enter accepts it.
- The scoreboard keeps itself and is checked against the result.
Tap Accept, or watch it happen · illustrative match
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The analysis builds itself
Nothing to set up. The tags become the match analysis.
- Kickouts both ways, and who won them.
- Shot maps with the two-point arc and expected points.
- Turnovers, possession and each player’s game.
Tap the tabs · illustrative match
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Pick the moments and draw on them
Open a clip in the Studio and make the point on the grass.
- Rings, name tags, 3-D passes, shot cones, measured gaps and team shape.
- Freeze the frame or slow a stretch down.
- Put the clips in a reel with title cards.
Coded recreation of the Studio · fictional players
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Show the team
On the big screen at training, or on every player’s phone.
- Present it full screen, clip by clip.
- Export a video file, landscape or portrait.
- Or send a link. Players don’t need an account to watch.
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Plan the next match
Everything you learned, on one board for Sunday.
- Pick the fifteen with each player’s form beside them.
- Set the match-ups and the marking pairs.
- Name the free-takers, 45s, kickouts and penalties.
Tap a player · fictional panel
Straight answers.
What works, what you need, and who sees what.
What footage works?
Any match video you have permission to analyse: a club stream, a broadcast recording, a camcorder in the stand or a phone behind the goal. Upload the file (MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV) or paste a direct link to it. Score proposals are strongest when the broadcast scoreboard is on screen; without one they come from replays and kickouts, and the card says it’s a weaker hint.
What do I need to set it up?
A laptop or desktop with a browser. There’s nothing to install and no camera kit. Tagging is built for a keyboard, so most people tag on a laptop; shared clips and links open on a phone.
Does it tag the match for me?
Not yet, and we won’t pretend otherwise. Today the video proposes the scores and you accept them with one key; you tag the rest, which takes one sitting. Automatic player tracking and team detection are in testing and aren’t part of the beta yet.
How does the beta work?
Join the waitlist with your name, club and role. We’re letting clubs in a few at a time. When your spot opens we send you a sign-up link for the email you gave; it works once. Once you’re in, you add your coaches, analysts and players with a team code.
Who can see my club’s data?
You and the people you add to your team with a team code, each with a role: manager, coach, analyst or player. Players get their own simpler view (their schedule, availability and goals). Other clubs never see your video, tags or stats. The only thing shared is your panel’s names, so a team you play can put the right name to a number, the way a team sheet would. Photos are shared only if you switch that on, and you can turn names off too.
Does it know the 2025 rules?
Yes. The two-point arc is drawn on every pitch, two-pointers count on the scoreboard and in expected points, and 45s and marks are tagged.
Get your team into the beta.
We’re opening to clubs a few at a time this season.
- The tagger, with scores proposed from the video
- Match analysis: kickouts, shots and turnovers
- The Studio: drawings, reels, Present and share
- Matchday, team selection, scouting and the club calendar
Built by a GAA coach. Every request is read by a person, not a bot.