Player’s Eye
Step into a player’s position on the 3D board. Discuss the passing options and space around them from that perspective.
Explore Player’s EyeSoccer coaching software for training diagrams, animated movements, and match analysis your players can understand.
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Web app and desktop app for Mac and Windows (Windows beta). One membership.
Set out players, cones, and the practice area. Add movement arrows and coaching notes to explain the setup, the sequence, and the detail you want players to focus on.
Explore training drill diagramsAnimate passing patterns, supporting runs, and player rotations so the sequence is easy to follow. Switch between 2D and 3D views, then export the animation to use in your briefing.
Explore Animation StudioUse desktop Video Analysis to highlight positioning, track selected players, and pause important moments with professional telestration. Export a focused clip to explain what worked or what to practise next.
Explore desktop Video AnalysisChoose the visual that best explains the point: a player’s perspective, an annotated frame, or a reconstructed board.
Step into a player’s position on the 3D board. Discuss the passing options and space around them from that perspective.
Explore Player’s EyeHighlight the key detail in a match image. Desktop adds pitch mapping and player occlusion to professional arrows, zones, and labels.
Explore screenshot annotationUse a match screenshot as a starting point for a tactical diagram. Review the AI mapping, correct positions, and develop the idea.
Explore Screenshot-to-BoardUse the same clear coaching message across your review, practice, and team briefing.
Choose a match moment or tactical principle to focus on.
Build a drill diagram that gives players a chance to practise it.
Animate the sequence and add the cues you want players to remember.
Export diagrams, animations, or annotated clips for your team.
Preparing your squad too? Explore the formation builder, lineup builder, and squad depth chart.
Choose the tools that suit the task. Both platforms are included in your membership.
Open your browser to build session diagrams and animations, annotate screenshots, map images to a board, and explore Player’s Eye. Browser Video Analysis offers simpler tools for basic clip annotation.
Use Animation Studio for diagrams and smoother animation exports. Analyse footage with professional telestration, player tracking, and freeze-frame scenes. Annotate still images with pitch mapping and player occlusion.
No. DrawTactics is designed for coaches working from grassroots to professional level, including school and academy teams. Use diagrams, animations, and annotated clips to explain ideas at the level your players need.
Yes. Build drill diagrams with players, cones, drawing tools, and coaching notes. Animate movements to demonstrate the sequence. DrawTactics helps you prepare session visuals; it is not a team scheduling or attendance system.
Yes. Switch between 2D and 3D views when building tactical diagrams and animations. Player’s Eye lets you view the reconstructed board from a selected player’s position to discuss options and space.
The web app runs in your browser. Install the desktop app for Mac and Windows (Windows beta) for smoother animation video exports, professional video telestration and player tracking, and screenshot annotations with pitch mapping and player occlusion. Browser Video Analysis offers simpler tools for basic clip annotation.
Yes. Use desktop Video Analysis to highlight movements, track selected players, and add freeze-frame scenes. Preview and export an annotated MP4 clip for your briefing. Review tracking results and correct any drift before exporting.
Yes. Screenshot-to-Board estimates player positions from a match screenshot. Review and correct the mapping, then develop the result as a diagram or animation. It is available in the web app and inside desktop Animation Studio.
Export training and tactical diagrams as images, animations as videos, annotated screenshots as images, and annotated match clips as MP4 videos from desktop Video Analysis. Use the exported visuals in your presentations or share them through your usual team channels.
Yes. Monthly membership is £5.99 and annual membership is £47.99. Both plans include the web and desktop tools, with no separate desktop subscription.
Plan sessions, demonstrate movements, and turn match moments into useful feedback with DrawTactics.
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