Match footage that actually gets reviewed
A VOD library that organizes itself, markers that point at exactly the moment, and review sessions where coaches and players annotate live. Footage finally pays back.
Match-linked library
Every match auto-links to its VOD. Search by player, team, opponent, map, or tournament.
Drawing-tool markers
Pen, arrow, and highlight tools annotate VODs at specific timestamps so feedback is unambiguous.
Live review sessions
Coaches and players watch together with synchronized playback and shared annotations in real time.
Clip & share
Cut a 15-second moment and share a link without uploading anywhere else.
Per-team privacy
Team VODs default to roster-only visibility. Public archives are an explicit opt-in.
Tiered storage
Free tier holds recent matches; paid tiers expand retention and resolution for archive-grade footage.
AI coaching briefs
Every VOD gets an automatic analysis — headline takeaway, strengths, and improvement areas — plus a longitudinal view of how a player’s game is trending across matches.
Auto-detected highlights
Aces, clutches, comebacks, and game-winning plays are found and quality-scored automatically from match stats and VOD data — clips generate themselves, no scrubbing required.
How VODs flow
From match end to coaching insight
Match ends
Stream or capture is associated with the match record.
VOD lands
Footage is transcoded and indexed automatically.
Tags & links
Players, teams, and key moments tie to the VOD.
Markers added
Players or coaches annotate critical timestamps.
Review session
Live or async, the team works through the VOD together.
Action items
Takeaways become tasks in the team workflow.
Who it’s for
Footage with a job to do
Pro coaches
Run async review with annotations the player can revisit alone, then close the loop in a live session.
Scholastic teams
Coaches grade gameplay with rubric-style markers, building a longitudinal record per athlete.
Casters & analysts
Build storyboards from clips for broadcast packages without leaving the platform.
FAQ
VOD questions
Make every match worth re-watching
Stop letting footage rot in a Twitch archive. Turn it into the practice tool your team actually uses.
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