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Desktop tagging: the game video with the scoreboard in frame, both fives and the action keys under it, the event feed and game flow on the right

Works offlineOpened once, it opens in any hall. Only sending needs a signal.

One code moves a gameEncrypted on the device. Valid 24 hours. A file works too.

Same engine, three screensMinutes, plus/minus and zones computed once, printed everywhere.

Your data stays yoursNo server holds your U15's games. Back up to one file.

What the coach learns

Answers, not a feeling.

Every event carries who, when, where and the second on the tape. Put together, they answer the questions a coach otherwise settles from memory.

Where we shoot, and where it falls

Every attempt on the court, by zone and by player. The corner three you keep calling — is it going in?

Which fives work

Plus/minus for the lineup on the floor, not only for the player. The five that looks right and still bleeds points shows up here.

Where the turnovers come from

By player and by quarter, next to what each period looked like from the first minute to the last.

What they did to us last time

Every opponent keeps its own page and roster. Preparing for the next meeting starts from what actually happened, not from memory.

Three apps

One for the pocket, one for the bench, one for the record.

Pick the one that fits the seat. They never need each other during a game — only afterwards, for the handoff.

Phone: the board — both teams' score keys, play and defense keys, Start and End Q at the bottom

Phone: who scored? — five players as big squares with photos, plus a Team card

Phone ANDROID · PORTRAIT

One thumb. The scoreboard on top, the keys where your hand is, every “who?” as big squares with faces.

Score, miss, rebound, assist, steal, block, turnover, foul, sub — each with the quarter clock
Tap the court to mark where the shot came from
Box score and shot chart mid-game, fouls red at four
Sub from inside a question; Android back closes it
A game prepared on the desktop: one code, then Start
Shirt numbers and the five set at the hall; And-1 in two taps
Share image: the game and the shots as two pictures

Tablet: the box score with team comparison, shot chart and player rows

Tablet IPAD · LANDSCAPE

The same flow with room to breathe: keys, live event feed and clock side by side, for the assistant or the parent on the bench.

Player cards with photos, both fives on one screen
Opponent with a roster — or without: then every event of theirs is one tap
Box score, shot chart, undo by whole play
Adds to the Home Screen, runs full screen
A game prepared on the desktop: one code, then Start
Share image: the game and the shots as two pictures

Desktop: a finished game report with team summary, quarter breakdown, shooting by zone and box score

Desktop WINDOWS

Where the club keeps everything: games, players, opponents, seasons — and the video the events point into.

Prepare the game here and send it to the phone with a code
Import from phone or tablet by code or file, mapped onto your roster
Tag afterwards with the video: in detail, without game-day stress
PDF game report, print or dark, and 9:16 share images
Highlights, vertical 9:16 clips, coaching board, backup

See the desktop ↓

How they connect

A code out, a code back.

Nothing is shared at runtime and there is no account to keep in sync. A team or a prepared game goes out as a code; the played game comes back as one — into the same game.

Desktop

A team, or a whole game prepared: players, the opponent, date, quarter length, the fives.

7KQ-M4Xteam code

Phone or tablet

Setup is one tap. The game lives here until it is sent.

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Desktop

Games → Import with code. Report, PDF, opponents, season.

Encrypted before it leavesThe code is the key. The relay stores what it cannot read, for 24 hours, then forgets it.

No signal? A file.Every game exports as a file through the share sheet. The desktop imports it the same way.

Your roster, not a copyPlayers imported from the desktop carry its ids back, so a game lands on the right people, not on look-alikes.

The desktop

Where the next game is prepared.

Everything tagged on the bench lands here, next to games tagged with the video, past seasons and every opponent you have met. This is where the analysis happens.

Desktop shot chart: every attempt of the game on the court, zones with percentages, the event feed and game flow on the right

Tag with video — a file or a YouTube link

Every event is a second on the tape, in 1080p. The clock follows the whistle: it stops on a foul, a timeout, a free throw, and you can hold it by hand while the film runs on. Minutes follow the substitutions and the quarter marks on the film — or set them by hand. Colour-coded keys, and a timeline of the quarters with the game flow and every basket.

Reports in one click

The PDF game report, for print or in dark: both crests and the score, the player of the game, the box score, the shot chart. Or a 9:16 picture for the team chat.

Opponents as memory

Durable clubs and rosters. What they did to you last time is one click away, on their own page.

Season, players, analytics

Trends, leaders, plus/minus, zone breakdown, player comparison. One club, many teams — P15, U17, seniors — each its own.

Highlights and vertical clips

Cut clips from tagged events — one player or the whole team — for the film session, or reframed to 9:16 for the club's Instagram.

Desktop plays: tagged plays on the film strip, the play being edited with who was in it and how it ended, points per play by play type

New: plays on the film

Pick and roll, iso, fast break, post up, hand-off, off-ball screen — or your own. Mark where the play starts and ends on the tape and who ran it: ball handler, screener, finisher.

How it ended, from the stats

Nothing extra to type: the basket, the miss, the turnover or the foul inside the play is read from the events already tagged. Points per play, for every play type.

And how you defended

The opponent's play and your coverage — drop, switch, hedge, ice, trap — with points allowed per play for each. Which defense actually worked against their pick and roll.

Straight into highlights

Every pick and roll where #4 had the ball, as a clip — 16:9 for the film session, 9:16 for the club's Instagram.

Desktop analytics: eight games, scoring trend, strengths, leaders — **Analytics.** Eight games in: the scoring trend, strengths and weaknesses, leaders, quarter analysis.

Desktop dashboard: latest game, season 6–2, recent activity — **Dashboard.** The latest game, the season at a glance — 6–2 — all changes saved locally.

Desktop opponents: every club met this season, and each of their players against you — **Opponents.** Every club you have met this season, and what each of their players did against you.

Desktop players: cards with photos and season averages — **Players.** Photos, positions, season averages — the same people the phone shows as squares.

The report

From the bench to the PDF — literally.

The game ends on the phone. A code carries it to the desktop. The report is ready the same evening — and it is the same numbers, because it is the same game.

Phone: game over — 64–58, Send to desktop, Export file, Reopen, New game — **1 · Game over, on the phone.** Send to desktop shows a short code. No signal in the hall? Export file — the share sheet, like any photo.

Phone: the code to type on the desktop, valid 24 hours — **1 · Game over, on the phone.** Send to desktop shows a short code. No signal in the hall? Export file — the share sheet, like any photo.

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The game report PDF, page one: the score with both crests and the quarters, the player of the game, key numbers, the box score — **2 · The PDF, from the desktop.** Games → Import with code → Game report. Both crests, the quarters, the player of the game, the box score — one click, ready to send.

Why this

Built for the hall you actually coach in.

Fast enough for a real game

Two taps per event. A substitution from inside any question. Undo removes the whole play — the basket, its spot and its assist — not half of it.

The numbers agree with themselves

Phone, tablet and desktop compute with the same code. The box score on the bench is the box score in the PDF. Nobody has to explain a difference.

Video, for a club budget

Event → second on the tape → highlight → vertical clip. The layer most youth-club tools skip, without a cloud subscription per seat.

Pricing

Per club, per season.

One licence covers every team in the club and every device its coaches carry. No per-seat fees, no cloud subscription, no ads in front of your players.

All three appsUnlimited teams and gamesUpdates through the seasonSet-up call with the coach

$299per club, per season · USD, VAT excluded

Book a demo Set-up and training with the coach are included. Nothing to download until you say so.