ScoutIQ / Game Day
Live · football
The Game, Read In Real Time.
A logger on the sideline taps each snap. The board does the coordinator's math while the game is still being played, with the stream right beside it.
[ The Board ]
It Tells You What To Change.
Not a stat sheet. Plain sentences about what's failing and what's working, ranked so the worst problem is on top.
A call that keeps failing, one that keeps working, three straight plays off schedule, 3rd downs, negative plays, and whether the run or the pass is winning.
What they run out of each formation, and every big play we've given up.
Win rate, yards and the last few results for every play call, formation, down and quarter.
| Play call | Plays | On sched. | Yds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doubles Mesh | 3 | 100% | 11.0 |
| Pistol Zone Read | 4 | 50% | 4.3 |
| Trips Rt 36 Power | 3 | 0% | 1.0 |
[ Game Night ]
How A Game Night Runs.
Stream The Game
A phone on a tripod streams to YouTube Live, or use the school's own stream. Paste the link into Game Day.
Log Every Snap
Someone next to the coordinator taps down, distance, formation, the exact call, the result. It works with no signal and catches up later.
Read The Board
Coaches watch the board on an iPad or laptop. Alerts land seconds after each snap is logged.
Jump To The Play
Tap any snap and the video jumps to it. One tap for the halftime report.
[ After The Game ]
The Log Becomes The Film's Memory.
Every logged call travels with the game film, so the success report for each play is ready Monday morning, and the algorithm learns your playbook from real snaps.
Stream, logged events, live insight cards and a one-tap halftime report.
The logger is built for one hand in the sun, with big buttons and nothing to type but the call.
Everything on the board comes from what your logger tapped. Nothing is invented from the video.