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Pick your video.
Choose a game or practice video from your photo library. Start with what’s already on your phone.
LESS SEARCHING. MORE CHEERING.
Their moment.
Easy to spot.
You know who you’re watching.
Now everyone else will, too.
Pick a sports video. Tap your athlete. Add a marker that helps family and friends follow every move.
See how it works Coming to
iPhone & iPad
iPhone & iPad
✓ No account✓ No video uploads
YOUR PLAYER. IN FOCUS.
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Illustrative previewTHAT’S YOUR PLAYER#12 · Blue uniform
✓FROM THE SIDELINE TO THE SPOTLIGHT
Three steps.
One player to watch.
No editing experience needed.
Just the video you already took.
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Tap your player.
Pause on a clear frame, tap your athlete, and adjust the box. SpotMe takes it from there.
03
Share their moment.
Choose a marker, preview the result, and save or share a high-quality video with the people who care.
THE GOOD PARTS. READY TO REPLAY.
All their moments.
A little less scrolling.
Keep the full video, or bring the moments when your player is tracked into one easy-to-share clip.
Add a few seconds before and after each appearance, so the moment has room to breathe.
YOUR GAME VIDEO1:40
Player trackedExample timeline
Only their momentsKeep the parts with your player
Your shorter cut0:55
Try the controls. This example shows how your clip changes.
A LITTLE SMARTER. STILL SIMPLE.
Follows the player.
Asks when it needs you.
Because games move fast.
And getting your player right matters.
A number helps tell the story.
Add a jersey number to give SpotMe another clue. Uniform colors and movement help it keep track, too.
A quick check keeps you in control.
If the match isn’t clear, SpotMe offers a few frames to review. Tap your athlete again and help it get back on track.
Crowded plays, blurry footage, or hidden numbers can make tracking harder. Preview your video before you share.
A LITTLE HELP?
Is your player here?
Tap a clear frame to help SpotMe follow along.
Frame 00:24 selectedIllustrative review
YOUR FAMILY’S VIDEO STAYS YOURS
On your device.
Out of the cloud.
SpotMe processes your imported video on your iPhone or iPad. No SpotMe account, no video uploads, no server doing the tracking. You choose when and where to share the finished video.
If your original is stored in iCloud Photos, Apple may download it to your device before import.
01 No account to create02 No video sent to SpotMe03 Your original stays untouched
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
From one sideline
to another.
Simple answers before the next game.
Can I download SpotMe yet?
SpotMe Sports is currently in development for iPhone and iPad. App Store availability and pricing will be announced when it’s ready.
Does it work with videos I already have?
Yes. Choose a sports video from your photo library. Pause where your athlete is easy to see, tap them, and adjust the selection before tracking starts.
Can it recognize a uniform number?
You can enter a jersey number, and SpotMe can look for readable numbers in the footage alongside uniform colors and movement. A number is a helpful clue, but it may not be readable in distant, blurry, or crowded footage.
What if it loses my player?
SpotMe tries to find a confident match. When it still needs help, it offers a few nearby frames so you can confirm your athlete. You can review later, skip that check, or tap the player again.
Can I export only my athlete’s parts?
Yes. Turn on “Only their moments” to join sections where your athlete is tracked. Set up to 10 seconds of lead-in and lead-out around each section, or keep the full video. It follows appearances; it doesn’t decide which plays are highlights.
Will it change the quality or sound?
SpotMe exports MP4 video at the source resolution and nominal frame rate, with the original audio when present. The current app exports standard dynamic range video, so HDR footage is converted to SDR.
Where does my video go?
Tracking and export happen on your device. SpotMe does not upload your video. Save the finished result to Photos or share it with an app you choose. Your original video is left untouched.
YOUR NEW SIDELINE SIDEKICK
Keep the memories.
Lose the “which one?”
Made for the parents who film the game.
And everyone who wants to watch their player.
SpotMe Sports is in development. App Store release details are coming soon.
