Football match analysis
Upload a match video. By the next evening you can see how every player ran, watch their clips and read a match report, with every player named.
Clubs try it free for 30 days. Players and coaches get their first match free. Nothing to install.
Both teams
The opponent is measured from the same video, player by player.
No hardware
No vests, no sensors, no new camera. Just the video you already film.
Evening after
Upload after the final whistle. It is ready the next evening.
Easy to share
Reports, player cards and clips you can send to anyone.
01Who it's for
One account for your club. Everyone, from the head coach to the media team, sees the tools they need.
See what happened before Monday's training: who ran, who worked, and the moments that decided it.
Match report · player cards · key moments
Every player already followed for you, so your hours go into the analysis, not the tagging.
Drawing tools · clips · reports
Study your next opponent's last match: how they line up and who their quickest players are.
Team shape · fastest players · clips
Every player on the pitch, not only your own, from footage you already get.
Player cards · clips · share links
How far and how fast every player ran, without vests, for men's and women's football.
Running data · player cards · both teams
A card for one match with a heat map and a clip reel, to keep or to send to a club.
Player card · heat map · clips
Clips cut for social media in a few clicks, with captions and the club's logo.
Clips for every social channel
A private space for the whole staff, safe for youth football: you decide what is shared, and it is deleted when you ask.
Staff accounts · private and secure
02Product
Both teams, from one video. Nothing to wear, nothing to install.
Viewer
Watch the match with every player, the referee and the ball followed on the picture, and the same moment on a mini-map and a 3D pitch.
VAR offside check · New
Pause on the pass, click the defender and the attacker, and SeeKick draws the offside line on the video, shows both players in 3D and gives its call: offside, onside, or too close to call.
Names
Players appear by name on the video, in the report and in the clips. If SeeKick is not sure who someone is, you name him in one click, and the name follows him through the match.
1 · Team sheet
7 J. Ferris
8 M. Okafor
9 T. Lind
Found for you, or pasted in.
2 · On the video
#8 Okafor
And in the report and the clips.
3 · You check
Correct any name in a click.
Running data
How far every player ran, how often he sprinted and how fast he went, for both teams, straight from the video.
The same numbers appear on the player cards, in the match report and in the referee report, and women's matches are measured with women's speeds.
| You see | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Distance | How much ground each player covered |
| Sprints | How often he ran flat out |
| Top speed | His fastest moment of the match |
| Heat map | Where on the pitch he spent the match |
Player by player
Every named player on both teams gets his own page: what he did with the ball, how far and how fast he ran, where he played, and a reel of his own moments cut from the match.
The next opponent
Upload a video of your opponent's last match and you get the same picture of their players as of yours. A GPS vest only measures your own squad; video sees both.
| Question | From their last match |
|---|---|
| How wide and deep do they play? | Each team's width and depth, live on the radar |
| How high is their line? | How far up the pitch they defend |
| Who is quick? | Top speed, sprints and high-speed running per player |
| Where do they lose the ball? | Where on the pitch they give it away |
| Who links their play? | Who passes to whom, for each team |
Match report
The match report in plain words: the headline, the key moments, how the teams compared and a note on each player. Every number in it comes from your match.
You can also ask the match questions in your own words, and get answers with the clips to match.
Sample files
These files were made by SeeKick from the FA Community Shield, the same match as the pictures above: what a club gets after every match.
| File | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Match report | The written report: key points, how the teams compared, heat maps and each named player |
| Player card | Noni Madueke's touches, running and heat map |
| Referee report | How the referee moved and how close he kept to play |
| Sportscode file For Sportscode | The match's moments, ready for Sportscode |
| Spreadsheet For Excel | The same moments as a spreadsheet |
03Analysis tools
Everything happens on the real match: draw on it, show the team shapes, turn it in 3D and cut it into clips.
Arrows, areas, spotlights and text that stay on the grass when the camera moves, follow the player you attach them to, and go straight into a clip.
Show each team's shape, the defensive line, passing options, who has the ball and where each player has been, on the video and the mini-map.
Every moment SeeKick found is listed for you. Pick them, or describe the reel in a sentence and SeeKick finds them, then download one video with captions and your club's logo.
The whole match on a 3D pitch you can turn and fly around, in step with the video: watch the shape from above, from behind the line, or from the touchline.
04AI
The report written for you, answers to your questions, and reels built from a sentence. Every answer comes from your match.
The key moments, how the teams compared and a note on each player, in plain words.
Ask in your own words and get an answer with the clips to match.
"Every sprint by #8 in the second half." The Studio finds the moments and cuts the reel; you check it and export.
Every answer comes with the clips from your match, so you can see it for yourself.
Ask the match
Sample
05How it works
From the video to the data, in five steps. An illustration with simulated tracks on stock footage.
1
One camera, filmed from high up near the halfway line. We check it before anything runs.
2
Both teams and the referee, all match long. Replays and close-ups are left out.
3
Names from your team sheet, on the players. Sample names.
4
Where every player was, how far he ran and how fast.
5
A match report in plain words, every number from your match.
06Match day
You keep filming the way you do now. The rest happens without you, and you are told at every step what is going on.
Before kick-off
High up, level with the halfway line, the sun behind you. Film the whole match, kick-offs included.
After the final whistle
From your club's page. Big files are fine, and the upload picks up where it left off.
Minutes later
Before anything runs. If the video cannot give good results, you are told why, before you wait for nothing.
Overnight
Players, names, running data, clips and the report.
The evening after
Check the names in a few clicks, then send the report, the player cards and the clips to whoever needs them.
07Where it fits
SeeKick does not replace a GPS vest or an analyst. It gives you both teams, from video alone, without the hours.
| Question | SeeKick | GPS vests | Manual tagging |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who is measured | Both teams, every player on camera | Your own players, wearing a vest | Whatever the analyst tags |
| What you need | The video you already film | A vest and a pod per player | An analyst's time |
| Running data | From the video, for both teams | The most precise, for your own squad | None |
| Events and clips | Touches, sprints and clips, found for you | None | Precise, by hand |
| Names | From your team sheet, checked in a click | Each vest is a player | Typed by hand |
| Time per match | Ready the next evening | Download after the session | Hours |
To be fair: for the most precise load data on your own squad, a vest is still the better tool. For the opponent, and for clubs without vests, video is the only option.
Already on Wyscout or Hudl? Keep them. SeeKick adds both teams' running data from your own footage, and its exports work with the tools you already use.
08Privacy
Clubs film children, staff and opponents. The service is built for that from the start.
Each club runs separately on our EU server, behind a sign-in. No club can reach another club's matches.
Each person gets the role they need; you decide who can upload, export or share.
Share one match with a view-only link, and switch it off whenever you like.
Your footage is never used to train AI, never sold and never used for advertising.
Everything exports. A match, or the whole account, is deleted when you ask.
Players are named from your team sheet, never recognised by face or build.
The club is the controller and holds the consent it needs, parents' included. We process the footage only on its instructions.
Nothing is deleted unless you ask, and we keep backups so nothing is lost.
Servers in the EU and a few named services. Every company is listed in our privacy notice.
Every company involved is listed in the privacy notice.
09Pricing
Every plan comes with minutes of video to analyse each month, and everything SeeKick does: both teams, names, running, clips, reports and the 3D view.
Players, coaches and video makers get their first match free. Extra minutes can be added to any plan.
10FAQ
Something else? Write to us.
SeeKick is football match analysis software for clubs. You upload the video of a match, and by the next evening it shows how every player on both teams ran, gives each player their own clips, writes a match report and puts names on the players. It runs in your browser, and there is no camera to buy.
You upload a full match or a half and add both team sheets. By the next evening every player, the referee and the ball are followed through the match, players are named, and their running, touches and passes are measured. You then open the match in your browser: the video with everything drawn on it, a mini-map, a page for every player, clips and the written report.
Football clubs that film their matches but have no full-time analyst: semi-professional and amateur men's and women's teams, academies, and the coaches and analysts who work with them. Players, parents and people who make football videos have their own plans too.
A full match or a half, from one camera. A camera that follows the play, filmed from high up near the halfway line, works best, and sharper video gives more names. Footage from behind a goal does not work yet.
Yes. Send a link to one recent full match. We run the same footage check the app runs before every analysis, and tell you what to expect from it before anything else happens.
A club pays $130 a month for 450 minutes of video, about five full matches, or $1,050 for the rest of the season, and can try it free for 30 days. Players, video makers and coaches have their own plans from $10 a month, with the first match free. Every plan includes both teams, and there is nothing to buy.
A match uses as many minutes as its video is long. A full match counts as 90 minutes, even with half-time and stoppage time on the video, and a short clip counts as at least 10. Watching, naming players, drawing, reports and clips use no minutes. If you run out, you can add extra minutes at any time.
No. Most clubs already film with something good enough. What matters more than the brand is where it stands: high up, level with the halfway line, following the play, with the sun behind it.
No. Paste both team sheets (number and name) and pick each team's shirt colour, and the names come from those.
Yes. Mark the match as a women's match and the running data is measured with women's speeds, on the player cards and in the reports.
You can check every name from the player's page, with a picture from each of his clips, and correct it in a click. A name you set is never changed by SeeKick.
Only people you give an account to. Each club has its own server and sign-in. A match can be shared with a view-only link that you can switch off at any time.
It is ready the next evening. You can see the progress on your club's page, and close the page while it runs.
Yes. Every match exports to Sportscode and to spreadsheets. The sample files above show what you get.
Keep them. SeeKick measures both teams from your own video, which vests cannot, and its exports work with the tools you already use. For your own squad's load data, a vest is still more precise.
Send a link to one recent match. We check the footage, set up a private account for your club, and your first match is ready the next evening.
