Touchline Guide

Football analysis, in the browser

Match analysis that never leaves your laptop

Three tools for turning a match into something worth reading: cut and telestrate the clips, draw the shape, and take notes while the game is on. No upload, no account, no install.

Best on a desktop browser. Chrome or Edge for MP4 export.

Studio: arrows and a player ring drawn over a paused frame of match footage
Video

Studio

Load a match recording, sync it to your event data, and cut the moments that matter. Draw on the frame and export a broadcast-style clip.

  • Arrows, rings, spotlights and captions
  • Filter by player and event, jump straight to it
  • Export one clip, or a whole filter as one reel
  • Present mode for talking over the footage
Open Studio →
Board: both starting elevens placed on a green pitch with shirt numbers and names
Diagrams

Board

A tactics board for the diagrams in your match report. Import the lineups and both starting elevens land where they lined up.

  • Formations and set-piece shapes in a click
  • Arrows, runs, curves and zones
  • Export a PNG, or animate it across scenes
  • Green pitch or white for print
Open Board →
Notes: a running match clock above timestamped notes typed during the game
Live

Notes

For watching the game before you have the video. Press kick off and every note you type is stamped with the match minute.

  • Runs the match clock for you
  • Handles half time and stoppages
  • Works on your phone
  • Pastes straight into Studio afterwards
Open Notes →

Nothing leaves this device.

No upload, no account, no tracking, no third-party requests. Your match video, your event data and your notes stay in the browser on your own computer — which you can check for yourself in the network tab, because there is nothing in it.