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How to use Soccer

Possession-first stat tracking built for the touchline. Set up your roster, track every shot and possession live, and turn the game into a report your team can learn from.

1

Build your roster

Before your first match, build your roster — import your whole team at once, or add players individually, each with a name and number. Set up voice aliases here too, so the app recognizes shortened names when you call plays out loud during the game.

Soccer roster setup screen
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Setting up the team roster
2

Start a match

Create a new game, enter the opponent and date, and choose your starting lineup. The match clock and possession tracking begin the moment you kick off.

Starting a new soccer match
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Creating a new match
3

Track possessions and shots

Tap the field to log where the action happens. Record each shot with its field location and target zone to build a live shot chart as the game unfolds.

Live possession and shot tracking
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Logging a shot on the field view
4

See the shot chart

Every shot you log plots onto the pitch by location, with a line to where it was aimed — so you can see at a glance where your chances came from and which ones found the target.

Soccer shot chart
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The live shot chart
5

Add a second screen

Connect an iPhone or a second iPad over the same Wi-Fi network to mirror live stats, the field heatmap, and the scoreboard — perfect for an assistant coach or the bench.

Second-screen display connected
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The iPhone second-screen display
6

Share the report

After the final whistle, export an HTML or CSV game report and send it through the standard iOS share sheet — email, AirDrop, or Messages. Your data never leaves the device until you choose to share it.

Exporting a game report
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Exporting the game report
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