TrackIt gives you a real match logging workflow you can practise on any game you watch — on television or at a ground down the road. Set line-ups, build timelines, add context, review your data and develop the habits analysts use every week — for free.
The best way to learn match analysis is to track real matches. Here is the workflow you'll practise every game.
Create the two teams, read a squad off a team sheet photo, or import a ready-made competition — then set the line-ups and get started.
Tap to log goals, shots, saves, cards, substitutions, corners and tactical moments as they happen.
Assign events to players. Add notes, outcomes, and your own tactical observations. With a line-up set, only the players on the pitch are offered.
Examine your event timeline, match stats, appearances and — where it went that far — the shootout record, with evidence rather than memory.
CSV export, AI-generated match summaries, statistics and report outputs you can keep and share.
Match-by-match event logs you collected yourself — exportable as CSV.
Shots, possession phases, substitution timings, cards — all auto-calculated.
Generate professional-quality post-match write-ups from your own data.
Documented match reviews with your process visible — ideal for job applications.
The observation discipline and structured thinking analysts need from day one.
A full dataset across every match you log — comparable, searchable and reusable.
Match and line-up graphics generated from your timeline — download them, or post them to Bluesky.
"Your analysis portfolio starts with one match timeline."
Most people who want to work in football analytics do not have a clear way to practise before they get access to a club. TrackIt gives you that route: real matches, real data, real workflow — starting with whatever game is on this weekend.
Do not just watch the football. Practise the job.
