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Prepare the next opponent together.

The analyst observes, the coach decides. Sessions stack up under each opponent (notes, clips, boards) and the report is built on them. What the AI proposes stays a proposal until you accept it.

  • Dated sessions under each opponent
  • Written or voice notes, transcribed automatically
  • Clips uploaded or embedded from YouTube, Veo, Hudl
  • Opponent squad extracted from a team sheet, for you to confirm

FC Boisval · MD-6

3 SESSIONS · 14 NOTES

OPPONENT SQUAD

SOURCE

  • 9 M. Costa danger man Striker observed
  • 10 T. Willems danger man Playmaker team sheet 92 %
  • 4 S. Dubois Defender team sheet 78 %
  • 1 R. Faye Goalkeeper team sheet 61 %

Tactical brief — AI proposal Review

High mid block, short build-up. Nothing is applied until you decide.

FROM THE TOUCHLINE TO THE CHANGING ROOM

The analyst watches Saturday. The coach decides Tuesday.

  1. 01 · OBSERVE

    The session

    A dated session under the opponent. It is the capture surface: everything you note pitch-side or in front of the video hangs off it.

    • Written notes, in rich text
    • Voice notes, transcribed afterwards
    • Video clips and photos
    • Tactical boards
  2. 02 · ASSEMBLE

    The report

    A structured document of ordered sections and blocks. Coach and analyst write in the same one. It stays a draft until you share it.

    • Ordered sections, movable blocks
    • The opponent squad and the clips behind it
    • Draft status until it is shared
  3. 03 · SHARE

    The recipients

    You choose who receives it: players, staff members, or both. The link opens the report with no account to create at the other end.

    • Named recipients, players and staff
    • Readable without an account to create
    • A player reaches one only through your sending

WHAT GOES INTO A SESSION

You write, you speak, you film, you draw.

  • Written note

    Rich text, tagged with your team’s own tactical vocabulary: build-up, pressing, whatever you use.

  • Voice note

    You talk at the side of the pitch, the transcription arrives after. It carries its state: ready, processing, or needs review when the audio was poor.

  • Video clip

    An uploaded file, or a URL. YouTube and Vimeo play in the page; Veo, Hudl and the rest appear as a link card.

  • Tactical board

    The same drawing surface as the rest of the product, attached to the session. The diagram stays with the observation that prompted it.

A failed transcription says so

A voice note recorded into the wind carries a “needs review” state rather than approximate text presented as faithful. You know what to check.

THE TEAM SHEET

The AI reads the squad, you confirm it.

You photograph the team sheet, the AI extracts the players, and stops there. The extraction produces a proposal; players only enter the opponent squad the moment you confirm.

  • EXTRACTION

    A proposal to confirm

    Name, number, position. Each row arrives with how confident the read was, because a creased sheet reads less well than a clean one.

  • REVIEW

    You correct before you commit

    Doubtful rows are fixed inside the proposal. Writing waits for your confirmation.

  • PROVENANCE

    Where a row came from stays visible

    A kept player keeps its source: observed by you, or extracted from a sheet. An unconfirmed squad stays visibly distinct from a confirmed one.

THE TACTICAL BRIEF

A briefing to read over before you send it.

On demand, STRIVN synthesises a brief from the confirmed squad, the recent notes and the tactical boards: strengths, weaknesses, likely shape, suggested plan.

  • STATUS

    What the brief is — A proposal, explicitly labelled as generated. It waits for your read.

    What it is not — A conclusion applied on its own. Anything sent to the squad waits for your move.

  • WHAT YOU DO WITH IT

    What the brief is — You edit it, keep what holds, and dismiss it when it is wrong.

    What it is not — A source of truth. The report stays yours; the brief is only raw material.

  • WHAT IT DRAWS ON

    What the brief is — The confirmed squad, your sessions’ notes, the titles of your boards.

    What it is not — An external database of opponents. It knows only what you observed.

WHO SEES WHAT

The draft stays with the staff.

  • DRAFT

    Nobody but you

    Until the report is shared it lives on the staff side. Working notes stay there.

  • SHARED

    With the people you name

    Players, staff members, or both. The link opens on any phone, with no account to create.

  • NEVER

    Named sending only

    A player receives the report sent to them, and that one only.

On match day the opponent sheet and the facts you count tip into the live view, and the goal review picks up what was encoded there.

Live match

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