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Match Lens Coming soon · End 2026 Match Lens tracks every player through the whole match, recognises the episodes that matter (mistakes, runs, shape, set pieces) and cuts them into clips with the drawing already on them.
For coaching, analysis, opposition
Real tracking output on a generated clip · Illustrative interface · in development
Mistakes, off-ball runs, positional discipline and set pieces, found, clipped and written up automatically.
Upload the match
Final whistle, footage in. Tactical camera, club recording or broadcast.
Track every player
Detection, identity, team and pitch position on every frame of the match.
Find the episodes
Mistakes, off-ball runs, shape and set pieces recognised, time-stamped and clipped.
On the desk by morning
Post-match report and playlists in the Coaches Hub before the morning meeting. Timings are illustrative.
Pick an episode and the Match Room jumps to it. Detection, team, identity and pitch position on every frame, with boxes, IDs, trails and a live mini-map. Shown here: real output of our tracking engine on a generated tactical-camera clip.
Found in the video, not typed in afterwards. Match Lens reads the work that never makes the stats sheet and puts a time-stamp and a frame behind every finding.
Mistakes
Lost duels, blind passes, late steps
Off-ball movement
Runs in behind, decoy runs, support angles
Positional discipline
Distance from zone, line height, compactness
Set pieces
Routines, marking assignments, second balls
Weaknesses
Where an opponent breaks (side, phase, player)
Clips and post-match
Cut, drawn on and grouped automatically
A post-match playlist, already drawn on. Episodes are cut into clips and grouped into playlists for the staff meeting, the player review and the next opposition report.
Analysts confirm, re-label or remove any episode with a click. Footage uploaded after the final whistle; tracked, cut and written up overnight; report and playlists in the Coaches Hub and Analytics Hub by morning. The system learns the club's own vocabulary.
22:00
Final whistle
22:40
Tracked
01:30
Episodes found
07:00
On the desk
Post-match report
Coaches Hub · Analytics Hub · playlists attached
Note. Illustrative interface · in development. Match Lens finds and explains episodes; analysts and coaches confirm every one.
Clips and post-match reports arrive in the Coaches Hub and Analytics Hub as playlists, ready for opposition reports.
01 Player DNA
Fingerprint engine and reference library built. First club pilots running.
02 Injury Radar
Biomechanics engine integration with our partner. Marker validation in progress.
03 Match Lens
Tracking engine validated on full matches. Match Room interface in development.
Player DNA
A movement and game fingerprint from one match of video, matched against the stars at the same age.
Results land in Scouting Hub, Sporting Director Hub
Injury Radar
Biomechanical risk markers from ordinary footage, with high-risk alerts, rest and screening recommendations.
Results land in Medical Hub, Performance Hub
Tactical cameras, club recordings and broadcast feeds. For player-level analysis players should be at least 50 px tall; team shape works even from very high angles.
No. Episodes are recognised from tracking and video. Event data, when you have it, is used to cross-check.
Yes. Every episode can be confirmed, re-labelled or removed, and identity can be fixed with a click. The system learns the club's vocabulary.
Into the Coaches Hub and Analytics Hub as playlists, and into the post-match and opposition reports.
TS Vision opens to clubs and agencies in waves. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment your instrument is ready. Pilot places go to the list first.
