Share the video your team already records. SoccerTraq turns it into match stats with the evidence behind every number, coaching notes with drills to train them, and each player's progress through the season.
No camera to buy and nothing to install. If your team films its matches, you already have what SoccerTraq needs. Each match then feeds the next week's practice, and the matches after it show what changed.
Type jersey numbers and first names, or add everyone from a screenshot of your PlayMetrics or TeamSnap roster. The picture is read on your device and never uploaded. Then invite every family by email in one go.
Paste a Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive link, or upload the file; uploads pick up where they left off if Wi-Fi drops. Follow cameras and full-field cameras both work.
Our system reads the video for where the play was. Today a trained SoccerTraq reviewer also logs every shot, pass, duel and set piece by the rules in our Stat Dictionary. Each stat goes automatic once it passes our accuracy bar.
Coaches get the report, coaching notes with drills, and a practice plan to start from. Families see the team's numbers and their own child's. Everyone gets an email when the report is ready.
Team stats, where the play was and each player's numbers in one report, laid out like the pro apps your players already know. Every number carries a tag that says where it came from, and anything we didn't measure is left blank, never guessed.
Every reviewed match gets a play-by-play on a digital pitch. Where we track a match, the full replay shows every player and the ball as dots, second by second. No video clips, ever.
After each match, fixed rules look over your numbers for patterns worth your attention. Each coaching note shows the numbers behind it and drills to train it, from a library checked by youth coaches. You keep, edit or dismiss every note.
The team got into the final third often. The next step is turning those moments into chances in the box.
Coaches set a development goal from a player's own numbers and give drills to practise at home. Families tick them off, and SoccerTraq follows the next matches against the starting point.
When your player is looking at college soccer, make a card with their season numbers and the details college coaches ask for. You decide who sees it, and you can switch it off at any time.
College coach? Ask for an account at app.soccertraq.com/recruit.
Privacy isn't a setting we added later. It's how SoccerTraq works from the first upload. Our privacy policy says it in full.
A child's own numbers are seen by their parents and coaches, and by the SoccerTraq reviewers and support staff who check matches. Sharing anything outside the team is always a parent's choice.
We follow players by shirt number, kit and position, and a coach confirms who is who. No face recognition, ever.
We ask each family to sign a consent form for their child, on screen or on paper. Any parent can opt their child out, which deletes the child's own numbers and name.
Uploaded match videos are automatically deleted 90 days after upload. Stats and dot replays are kept for 3 years after the match, then deleted.
Measured, estimate, reviewed or partial: each stat says where it came from, and coaching notes cite the numbers behind them.
Replays use only tracked positions, and gaps stay gaps. See a number that looks wrong? Flag it and a reviewer checks.
The AI that explains coaching notes and answers questions gets numbers, never names, jersey numbers or video.
We don't train our models on your team's footage. Any future programme would be a separate choice, with parents' consent.
Some systems record only with their own camera or app. Others tag the match for the team, with player-by-player detail as an upgrade. SoccerTraq works with the video you already have, gives coaches pro tools, and lets each family choose what they share.
| Feature | SoccerTraq | Trace | Hudl Assist | Veo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works with any camera | Yes: any full-match video you can download, from BallerCam, Veo, Trace, Hudl or a phone | No, its own camera | Hudl Focus, or a camera on Hudl's supported list that films the whole field | No, its own camera, or iPhones with its Veo Go app |
| What families get | The team's numbers every match, and their own child's in full | Each family subscribes to watch. Full games can be downloaded only by Pro subscribers, once 7 families on the team subscribe | Shared through the team | Shared through the team |
| Stats for every player | Yes, by jersey number | Highlights per player | With Assist+, tagged by people; Assist alone gives team stats | With the Analytics add-on, on a Veo Cam |
From each company's own website, November 2026. Trace, Hudl, Veo and BallerCam are trademarks of their owners; SoccerTraq is not affiliated with them.
Every team's results and training in one place, and one curriculum across the club, from the video your teams already record.
No. SoccerTraq works with the full match video you already have, from BallerCam, Veo, Trace, Hudl or a phone, as a file or a Google Drive, Dropbox or OneDrive link. Some camera plans only let you download highlights or limit who can download, so check that yours lets you download the whole match. On Trace, for example, full games can be downloaded only by Pro subscribers once 7 families on the team subscribe, on a computer, within 90 days of the game. Your camera, its settings and its recordings are handled by your camera provider; SoccerTraq starts from the finished video.
Our system reads the video for where the play was. Today a trained SoccerTraq reviewer also logs each match by the rules in our Stat Dictionary: every shot, pass, duel and set piece, each marked Confirmed or Likely. Anything unclear is left out of the counts. A stat moves to automatic only once it meets our accuracy bar against hand-counted matches, and its tag tells you which it is.
Every number carries a tag: measured from the video, an estimate with known uncertainty, reviewed by a trained person, or partial when only part of the match was on camera. A number we can't measure is left blank rather than guessed. From Q1 2027 we'll publish our accuracy each season.
The first numbers, such as where the play was, usually arrive the same day you share the video. The full report follows once a reviewer has logged the match. You'll get an email when each is ready, and you can turn those emails off.
No. SoccerTraq never makes or shares video clips. Replays show players and the ball as dots on a digital pitch. Coaches can look at a coaching note's moment in their own match video inside the app, and a family can add a link to their own highlight video on a recruiting card, but nothing is cut, saved or shared by us.
Yes. Follow cameras are the most common setup and SoccerTraq is built for them. Because a follow camera shows only part of the pitch, stats that need every player, such as team width or how high the back line is, are marked partial and say how much of the match they cover. Full-field cameras unlock the complete versions.
From fixed rules applied to your match numbers, such as final-third entries that rarely reach the box, a press that gives the opponent time, or a team stretched too long without the ball. Each note shows the numbers behind it and drills from our library. An AI writes a short explanation from those numbers only, and the coach always decides what to use.
Type in jersey numbers and first names, or take a screenshot of your roster in PlayMetrics, TeamSnap or a spreadsheet and add everyone at once: the screenshot is read on your device and never uploaded, and we keep only each player's number, first name and last initial. Then invite families by email, one at a time or the whole team from a pasted list. Each invite links a parent to their own child only, and we delete the email address once the invite is used or runs out.
After every match, the score and the team's numbers. For their own child: match-by-match numbers, a match rating that's never ranked, the goals and home drills their coach sets, a monthly progress email, and a recruiting card they choose to share. Recaps, coaching notes and season trends stay with the coaches unless they share them.
Your child's own numbers are seen by you, your team's coaches, and the SoccerTraq reviewers and support staff who check matches. Other families see your child only in team totals and as an unnamed dot. Match video is only ever watched inside the app, by SoccerTraq reviewers and support staff and by your coaches, and is deleted 90 days after upload. Players are followed by shirt number, never by face.
Yes. Every parent agrees to our terms when they join, and we ask each family to sign a consent form for their child, on screen or on paper with a photo. Any parent can opt their child out at any time, which deletes the child's own numbers and name.
Youth soccer at 7v7, 9v9 and 11v11. Players 18 and older can have their own account, by invitation from their team or family.
Yes. Cancel on the Billing page at any time without contacting us; you keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Founding teams get early access, a direct line to the people building it, and a say in what we build next.
Add your team and roster, and invite your coaches and parents. It takes a few minutes, and your first match can go in tonight.
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