TrackIt helps coaches set line-ups, capture match moments, tactical notes and player events in real time. Practise the workflow on a game on television — then run it on your own team’s matchday.
Match memory is unreliable. TrackIt gives you a structured timeline of key moments and tactical observations — captured in real time, with timestamps, so you can review exactly what happened and when.
Tap to log any match moment as it happens — goals, shots, cards, substitutions, corners, tactical moments.
Tag any moment with your own tactical observation — pressing phases, shape changes, set-piece patterns.
Every substitution timed automatically, with goalkeeper changes recorded as an event in their own right — for a sent-off keeper or an outfield player going in goal.
Formation, starting XI, captain, goalkeeper and bench. With a line-up set, the event pickers only offer the players on the pitch. Recall last week’s line-up and adjust it.
Kick by kick, with taker, keeper and outcome — and the shootout score kept separately from the match score.
Photograph a team sheet and have the names, shirt numbers, goalkeepers and headshots read straight off it.
Appearances count who actually played, and every match keeps the names and shirt numbers used on the day — so renaming a player now never rewrites last season.
Add your coaching observations to any event, visible in the post-match review.
Hands-free event capture so you can log while watching without taking your eyes off the match.
Full event timeline, match statistics, and AI match summaries at full-time.
Pick the fixture, set the formation, starting XI, captain and goalkeeper — or recall a previous line-up and adjust it.
Tap goals, shots, subs and cards. Add a tactical note whenever you see something you want to remember.
Your first-half timeline is already built. Use it to inform your team talk.
Full event log, stats and AI match summary at the final whistle. Export or share immediately.
If you can track a televised match from your sofa, you can track your club's match from the touchline. The workflow is the same — just the teams change.
