We wrote the system ourselves, end to end — no third-party licences and no one else's roadmap to wait on. That is why it keeps getting better tournament after tournament, with the delegates and referees who use it.
Most providers resell somebody else's system. Ours is written in-house, so nothing between your competition and a fix goes through a vendor.
End to end, the review system is ours. No licences, no external suppliers, no support tickets. If something has to change, we change it.
01Holding all of the code means holding all of the capacity to improve it. Small adjustments ship during the tournament; the structural work lands between one competition and the next.
02We build alongside delegates and referees with real track record. They tell us what the game needs; we ship it. Faster review, fairer play.
03None of this is a special mode you switch on. It is how the system works every match.
Always, not a special mode. Ten frames where others have five.
The operator changes angle, not moment.
One button marks it and builds the clip. Fifteen seconds, not two minutes.
Every clip arrives knowing which minute it belongs to.
Custom layouts, changed live, with 3× magnification on any tile.
Button deck, jog/shuttle controller, keyboard or a remote position.
Up in hours. Nothing built into the venue.
Continuous, watched over, recoverable.
A running log of the system. It grows with every tournament.
The app running on the backup recording server: redundant capture, post-match review, and live match time pulled over the API. Every play a delegate or referee flags arrives already carrying the minute it happened.
The delegate now has a button of their own to flag the plays they want to look at after the match. Simple, and it changes the post-match read completely.
None of this ships today — it is what we are building now.
Heading for 120 fps, to hold the bar for years rather than seasons.
An app to run the review by hand, without the button deck.
Bringing the venue's existing cameras into the system.
This is the short version. To go through everything the system does — and how far we can adapt it to your competition — let's set up a meeting and talk it through.