Skip to content

Features Opponent scouting

The next opponent, prepared together.

The analyst observes, the coach decides: the scouting report is built together in STRIVN — opposing squad, observations, tagged clips. And when it’s ready, a simple link shares it with the group.

Start for free
Free for one team · no club approval needed · ready in minutes

You watch the game. STRIVN structures the report.

  • Structured opponent reports

    No more document lost in a chat thread: every opponent has its report in STRIVN, and coach and analyst write in the same one — observations, strengths, weaknesses, in one place.

  • The opposing squad, tracked over time

    Every opponent keeps its file: their players, their traits, your notes. Match after match, season after season, the record grows — you never start from scratch.

  • Tagged, annotated video clips

    A clip, a tag, a note: the opponent’s key moments are found in an instant and back up the report — everyone sees exactly what you mean.

  • The report shared with the dressing room

    When the report is ready, a public link is all it takes: the group opens it on any phone, no account — and turns up knowing what to expect.

From observation to the dressing room

The opponent is studied in the scouting module, the report is built together — and the group gets it through a simple link.

  • The scouting module: tracked opponents with their squads and reports.
    The scouting module: every opponent has its file — squad, observations, reports.
  • A scouting report: structured observations and tagged clips on the next opponent.
    The report is built together: coach and analyst work on the same document.
  • The scouting report opened on a phone through the share link.
    Shared through a link, the report opens on any phone.

How it works

  1. Watch the opponent

    From the touchline or in front of the video: notes, tags and clips build up in the opponent’s file as you observe.

  2. Build the report

    Coach and analyst assemble the report together: structured observations, the opposing squad, clips to back it up.

  3. Share it with the group

    One link and the report reaches the dressing room: everyone opens it on their phone and turns up prepared on match day.

Frequently asked questions

Who can see a scouting report?

The staff, inside STRIVN. And when you decide to share it, the public link opens it for whoever receives it — players included — without an account. Until you share, the report stays on the staff side.

Do I need a video subscription for the clips?

No. Scouting works without a dedicated video platform: you add your clips, tag them and annotate them right in STRIVN.

Do players see the scouting?

Only what you share. Working notes stay on the staff side; the finished report is shared with the group through the link, when you decide.

Is scouting free?

Yes — like the rest: reports, opponent squads and link sharing are part of the free plan, for one team.

Explore the rest of the platform

All features →

At kick-off, the group knows what’s coming.

Create your team for free — reports, opponent squads and link sharing included.

Start for free