Review KPIs & annotate clips

Once a club session is recorded and tagged, every tagged player gets their own report. You can read their KPIs and draw on a clip frame to make a coaching point.

Open a player’s report

The Report tab — pick a player, then read their KPIs.

In Session Info, open the Report tab and pick a player. Each tagged player has their own report.

Note

KPI analytics is a subscription feature, and a player’s report unlocks once analysis of the session has finished.

What the KPIs mean

Numeric KPIs (shown as min / max / average):

• Ball Speed (km/hr)
• Ball Height (m)
• Arm-Neck Angle (deg)

Categorical KPIs:

• Ball Line
• Ball Length
• Shot Type
• Batsman Balance

Visualizations:

• Bowling beehive
• Pitch map
• Batting beehive

Categorical KPIs and visualizations, e.g. ball length and release height.

Annotate a clip (draw on the image)

The annotation editor — draw on a captured frame, then save or share.

1. Open a clip.
2. Tap Screenshot to capture the current frame.
3. Draw on the frame with the tools: Text, Line, Pencil, Eraser, Arrow, Circle, Square, plus Crop.
4. Save the annotated image to your gallery, or share it (via the share sheet) with your player.

Tip

Annotation is available to anyone viewing a clip, so players can mark up their own clips too.

What players see

Players can open their own report for the session. Annotated images are saved or shared from the clip — they aren’t posted to a player’s report automatically.

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Next: schedule the next club session, or see how players view their analysis & feed.