Play beyond the first line.
- 1
Draw pressure to one side.
- 2
Find the runner beyond it.
Soccer / For coaches
Your film. Your data. Your playbook.
An army of analysts that do the legwork.
Game film and team data flow into connected AI assistants. The assistants ask to find key plays, scout an opponent, and plan practice, then send clips, scouting reports, and practice plans along a shared workflow.
01 / GIVE YOUR STAFF THEIR TIME BACK




Draw pressure to one side.
Find the runner beyond it.
Validate every idea—from question to evidence to a final answer—in minutes instead of hours or days.
02 / THE AUTOMATIC FILM ROOM
Find any answer out of your season’s worth of video.






Every play. One upload.



Keep the labels you know.
Add the details you’ve always wanted.
| The play | Your usual labels, now auto cut | Now ask for more | Clips |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attacking sequence | Cross | + Blind-side run+ Box occupation | |
| Possession regain | Transition | + Press resistance+ Forward support | |
| Final-third attack | Shot | + Run timing+ Defensive line depth |
Ask a question. Get an answer you can see in the film.
How should we create chances against their high press?
Their first line commits to the ball side. Draw the press in, then connect with the free player before the midfield recovers.
Rehearse the first pass, the supporting angle, and the run beyond the press as one connected sequence.

A patient first pass invites the nearest forward to commit and opens a route around the press.

The next receiver needs a passing option beyond the midfield line as the ball arrives.
03 / AN ARMY OF ASSISTANTS
Connect match video, tactical patterns, and staff notes to prepare your match plan.
Put your analysts to work04 / YOUR IDEAS. YOUR OWN MODELS.
Describe what you want to measure.
Build it. Test it. Make it yours.
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A LITTLE LESS BUSYWORK. A LOT MORE SOCCER.