Your whole program.
On the same page.
Turn film into practice-ready cards, help players predict their opponents, and keep your football program in sync.
See the play
clearly.
Three levels to the right.
Read deep to short.
Clear the corner.
Find the open grass.
Keep the spacing.
Finish every route.
Keep the coach
in control.
See the play. Share the assignment.
Turn what you see on film into an editable card, ready for coach approval and the practice field.
Public examples. Scout cards are coach-authored; study answers aren’t saved and coordination samples don’t send notifications.
From the film room
to the next rep.
Review the play. Shape the card. Put a coach-approved assignment in the right hands.
Explore Film & Scout Cards
- Film
- Route
- Card
A 12-second authored demonstration shows the Pickerington Central play, highlights receiver number four's route, and reveals an empty three-by-two formation with the approved receiver routes. The observed play is a pass. This is not live AI analysis.
A film-to-card animation, without sound.
The coach makes
the final call.
Your knowledge of the game belongs in every card. Create, review and publish with confidence.
Shape the assignment
Draw routes, blocking and coaching points.
Publish the version you trust
Keep draft edits separate from approved cards.
Give every player their work
Share assigned cards and study decks.
Automatic AI analysis is in development. Today, coaches create and review every card.
A few things
to know.
How do we get started?
Request a demo. We’ll walk through your program’s needs and arrange invitation-only team access. Already on a team? Sign in or open the private invitation your team shared.
Can we use our own football film?
Yes. Coaches can upload a sideline All-22 clip they have permission to use and review it beside a scout card. You can also start with a blank diagram. Each clip should show one play, run 5–45 seconds and be at least 720p.
Does FTC automatically analyze film?
Automatic AI analysis is in development. Today, coaches create and edit the diagrams, review the assignments and publish the cards their players receive.
Who can see our team’s cards?
Coaches prepare and approve football content. Players see the published cards and study decks assigned to them. Team owners manage membership and permissions. Staff coordinate services and logistics without access to football content.
How does pricing work?
FTC doesn’t publish self-service pricing or collect payment on this site. Request a demo to discuss access for your program and the features your team needs.
A better week
starts here.
See how scout cards, player study and team coordination come together for your program.
Request a demo A walkthrough built around your team.