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Turn match tape into winning decisions.

Tag a game in one sitting. Show your players exactly what won it.

See it in action
2-pt range41 m · 9° · xP 0.79
Keane11
Kick pass18 m
6.8 m
Glenview shape26 × 23 m
BAL1-12GLE 0-1458:21+2
Studio
0.5×
FREEZE 4s
A telestrated freeze in the GAAnalysis Studio: a ring and name tag on Ballymore’s number 11, the kick pass that found him flown as a 3-D arc, the gap to his marker measured in metres, Glenview’s defensive shape, and the shot cone to the posts reading 41 metres, 9 degrees, expected points 0.79 from outside the two-point arc.

Coded recreation of the Studio · fictional clubs

Built by a GAA coach
In beta with clubs this season
Made for the 2025 rules: the two-point arc, 45s, marks
Tagging

A full match tagged in one sitting.

Keyboard-first possession chains. The scoreboard keeps itself, and scores come proposed from the video.

  • Kickouts, carries, passes and shots tagged as chains, straight from the keyboard.
  • Scores spotted in the video and proposed to you. One key to accept.
  • Slip-ups fixed without stopping: flip, flag, rewind and retake.

Tap Accept, or watch it happen · illustrative match

Match analysis

Know where every kickout is won.

Kickout battles, shot maps with the two-point arc, and turnovers that cost you.

  • Every kickout, where it landed and who won it, theirs and yours.
  • Shot maps with expected points (xP) and the 40 m arc drawn in.
  • Turnovers by zone, and which ones turned into scores.

Tap the tabs · illustrative match

Studio

Show them the moment, not a spreadsheet.

Broadcast-grade drawings on your tape. Present it at training or send a link.

  • Rings, name tags, lofted passes in 3-D, gaps measured in metres.
  • Freeze the frame, slow it down, build a reel for Tuesday.
  • Present it full screen, export an MP4, or send the squad a link.

Coded recreation of the Studio · fictional players

Matchday

The plan lives on one board.

Pick the fifteen, set the match-ups, name your free-takers. Everyone sees the same plan.

  • Team selection with form, availability and who’s injured, in one place.
  • Match-ups set with a tap, beside what their man did the last day.
  • Frees, 45s, kickouts and penalties: takers named before the bus leaves.

Tap a player · fictional panel

The rest of the club

Everything a club runs on.

Scouting, training, tactics and your kit. Tap any tile to look closer.

A coach’s week

Same week. Far fewer late nights.

What changes between the final whistle and the next throw-in.

  1. Sunday
    Full time

    Upload the match that evening, straight from the browser.

    BeforeThe tape sits on a laptop until Wednesday.

  2. Sunday
    Evening

    Tag it in one sitting. Scores are proposed from the video, so the scoreboard checks itself.

    BeforeStats scribbled on the sideline, half of them guessed.

  3. Monday
    Lunchtime

    The kickout map shows the short left went 4 from 5 — and the long ones didn’t.

    BeforeSeventy minutes of rewinding to find four kickouts.

  4. Tuesday
    Training

    Three clips on the big screen, drawn on, the gap measured in metres.

    Before“You were too deep.” Nothing to show him.

  5. Thursday
    Selection

    Team picked, match-ups set, free-takers named. On one board, for everyone.

    BeforeA WhatsApp thread and a photo of a whiteboard.

  6. Sunday
    Throw-in

    Every player knows their man, their job, and what won it last time.

    BeforeHoping they remember.

The beta

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

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Match analysis for Gaelic football. Built by a GAA coach, in beta with clubs this season.

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