AFL version: players upload a short set-shot or drop-punt clip, coaches receive an AI-assisted breakdown, record clear cues and drills, and players re-upload to track improvement. The workflow is repeatable, measurable, and scales coach income.
A 5–10 second clip from phone: approach, ball drop, contact, follow-through.
Tagged by skill focus: set shot routine, ball drop, hip/shoulder alignment, follow-through.
Overlay lines/angles for approach line, ball drop path, plant foot, hip-shoulder alignment.
45–60 seconds: 2–3 cues (ball drop, plant foot, follow-through), plus drills.
Clean AFL Session Review: the clip, cues, and drills — one screen.
Repeat with the same setup: approach, ball drop, contact, finish. Keep cues simple.
Progress metrics show change over time for the player, parents, club and program.
Transparent review-based earnings for coaches across a season.
Reminders, check-ins, and program nudges keep players engaged between sessions.
Player uploads raw kick clip.
5–10 seconds from phone: approach, ball drop, plant foot, contact, follow-through.
Clip is routed to an AFL coach.
Tagged by skill focus to ensure the right coach provides the right feedback quickly.
AI-assisted breakdown for AFL mechanics.
Overlay lines and angles to highlight repeatable, coachable points.
Coach records feedback.
Short, high-clarity review with 2–3 cues and drills.
Player receives Session Review.
One screen: the clip, the cues, and the drills for the week.
Player implements cues at training.
Same setup week-to-week so progress is measurable.
Weekly progress tracking.
Metrics that clubs/programs understand quickly.
Coach income stream.
Review-based earnings that scale with athlete volume.
Player touchpoints.
Keep players engaged between reviews and across a season.