It measures.
It never guesses.
The engine measures what it can see, or tells the player why it could not. There is no third answer.
- Scored, or rejected with a reason
- Every result scored out of 100
- No coach can change a result
One player, one phone
No sensors, no wearables, no second camera. A phone propped against a kit bag is enough.
A normal phone camera
Filming from where the guide says, in enough light to see the player.
One player in the frame
A second player in shot is a reason to reject the attempt, not something to guess around.
The guide, read first
Setup, camera position and attempts, shown before recording starts.
Scored, or rejected with a reason
An attempt never comes back as a guess. It resolves one way, and the player is told which.
- Scored: the number, how precise it is, and its score out of 100.
- Rejected: a clear reason the player can act on. Never a low score.
- Either way, minutes later, as a notification.

One player at a time
A score describes one attempt by one player. Nobody else is in the sum.
From a measurement to a score
The AI reads the drill in its own unit. The app turns that reading into a score out of 100, and the scores into ratings.
- 01
Measured first
Seconds, centimetres or repetitions, exactly as the drill counts them, with how precise the reading is.
- 02
Then scored out of 100
Every drill lands on the same scale, so a sprint and a juggling drill can sit side by side.
- 03
One sprint does not make a player fast
A rating grows only with the scores behind it, so a thin profile stays honest.
- Sprint 10 / 20 / 30 m4.21 s78Counts towards Pace
- Ball control: juggling46 reps72Counts towards Dribbling
- Standing broad jump203 cm66Counts towards Physical
Honest about its own reach
Some drills the engine measures. The rest a coach evaluates, and the app always says which.
Scored by the AI
Measured the same way every time, for every player.
Evaluated by a coach
Labelled as a coach’s evaluation, so a judgement is never mistaken for a measurement.
The boundary
A measurement tool that claims too much stops being a measurement tool.
What this is not
Every line below is something the engine does not do, and does not claim to do.
- Not live coaching. Results arrive in minutes, not during the drill.
- Not match or tactical analysis. The engine reads a drill, never a game.
- Not a medical assessment, and never a diagnosis.
- Not a prediction that a child will turn professional.
- Not a comparison with other players, professional or otherwise. A score describes one attempt.
Discover. Analyze. Develop. Elevate.
One video, one honest number, and how precise it is printed next to it.
