Services: Video, read for you
Video, read for you: all 90 minutes, not a few clips.
Clubs record every match, but analysts only have time to clip a few moments, so most of the footage is never analysed. After the match, we read all of it and deliver it by the next morning.
What you get
Every player detected and followed for the whole match, as positions on the pitch every quarter of a second.
How compact each team was, how high the back line stood, and how that changed through the match.
When and where each team pressed, and the runs made behind the defence and between the lines.
The moments that matter, cut from your video with the lines and runs drawn on, ready for the team meeting.
After the match only. You send the video once the match is over, and the full reading is ready by the next morning. Video is never captured or read live.
Example
Twelve seconds of a recent professional match read by our video model, next to the same seconds as positions in metres.
What it needs from your club
- Your own match video, sent after the match. A high tactical camera is ideal; broadcast-style video also works, calibrated from the pitch lines.
- Optional: the league's tracking data for the match, with your club's permission, to set next to what the video shows.
- No high camera? An affordable automatic camera is enough. We read whatever it records, training sessions included.
Plainly
The club owns the video. We process it privately, on our own hardware. Nothing is shared or published.
Video is read after the final whistle. During the match, our live notes use data feeds, not video.
On a recent professional match, we checked our tracking against the event locations logged by the league's data feed. In 8 of 10 on-ball moments (1,244 checked), a tracked player of the right team was within 10 m of the logged spot, and in about half, within 5 m. This is an indirect check, not a precision figure: we do not yet quote individual distances or speeds from video. Validation against wearable GPS is planned with our first partner club.
Start with one match.
Tell us about your camera and your matches, and we will plan the first one with your staff.