Postgame Vision | Basketball Video Review for iPad and iPhone

Built around usable workflow

Simple enough for real coaching environments

Postgame Vision is designed for coaches, trainers, analysts, and parents who need a fast way to review game film without enterprise software overhead.

What It Offers

Everything needed for fast basketball film review

Import Without Friction

Bring in video from Photos or Files and organize multiple clips inside one game project.

Review With Control

Smooth scrubbing, playback speed controls, and in/out clip selection keep review precise.

Annotate On Film

Draw directly on video and capture notes tied to exact timestamps.

Tag Real Basketball Events

Use team and player tagging workflows to build meaningful game data while you watch.

Export What Matters

Share one-tap clips or export team and player data as CSV or PDF.

Keep It Flexible

Work across a multi-game project library with optional watermark controls when exporting.

Who It’s For

Made for programs that need speed, not complexity

Basketball coaches working in youth, high school, club, or academy environments
Player development trainers reviewing reps and decisions
Team analysts and video coordinators building fast reports
Parents helping athletes learn from game film
Small programs that need a clean workflow without enterprise software

How It Works

A five-step flow that matches real review sessions

1

Create a game project

Start a dedicated space for one matchup and keep everything together.

2

Import one or more clips

Add quarters, halves, or selected possessions from Photos or Files.

3

Tag events while reviewing

Select player or team context, then log the moments that matter.

4

Add notes at key timestamps

Attach coaching context directly to possessions, actions, and outcomes.

5

Export clips and reports

Share filtered film, in/out clip ranges, and player or team reports as CSV or PDF.

Core Features

Project Library

Organize games in one place with quick access and visual previews.

Tagging Workspace

Select player, apply tags fast, and build game data while watching film.

Clip Export

Export single clips or filtered tag sequences for sharing with players and staff.

Reports & Data

Generate team or player breakdowns as clean CSV and PDF outputs.

Coach-Friendly UX

Built for speed on the sideline or in focused post-game review sessions.

Optional Support

Support Postgame Vision

Your support helps keep the app lightweight, fast, and focused for coaches.

Benchwarmer Support

$0.99

A small tip to support development.

Starter Level

$2.99

Remove the default watermark or upload your own team watermark.

All-Star Support

$4.99

Unlock the Team Stats page for quick game and player summaries.

Hall of Fame

$9.99

Unlock custom saved tags for faster, personalized film review.

Higher tiers include all lower-tier benefits.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this app for?

This app helps coaches review game film, mark important plays, and export clips or data without needing a complicated video editing program.

Do I need to be good with technology to use it?

No. The app is designed to be simple: import your video, watch the game, tap tags when something happens, and export the clips or stats you need.

What kind of videos can I use?

You can import game film from your device. This works best with normal game videos recorded on an iPhone, iPad, camera, or shared video file.

How do I start reviewing a game?

Tap Import, choose your video, then press play. As you watch, you can pause, rewind, fast-forward, add tags, add notes, or mark clip start and end points.

What are tags?

Tags are quick labels for important moments in the game. For example: Assist, Turnover, Shot Made, Shot Missed, Rebound, or Steal.

Why would I tag plays?

Tags make it easier to find important moments later. Instead of scrubbing through the whole game, you can jump straight to the plays you marked.

Can I tag a player too?

Yes. You can assign a tag to a player so you know who was involved in the play.

What are notes for?

Notes are for coach comments at a specific moment in the video. For example: "Good help defense," "Missed box out," or "Run this action again."

Can I export only one clip?

Yes. Use the In and Out buttons to mark the part of the video you want, then export that clip.

Can I export clips from tags?

Yes. You can export clips based on tags. The app can include a few seconds before and after each tagged moment so the play has context.

What does the highlight clip window mean?

This controls how much video gets included before and after a tag or note. For example, if it is set to 3 seconds before and 2 seconds after, the exported clip will show a short moment around the play.

Can I export stats or data?

Yes. The app can export game data and player data as PDF or CSV files. PDFs are easier to read and share. CSV files are useful for spreadsheets.

What is the difference between Clip, Tags, Notes, Players, and Data export?

Clip exports the current video range you selected.

Tags exports video clips from selected tagged plays.

Notes exports clips connected to selected notes.

Players exports clips connected to selected players.

Data exports reports and spreadsheets.

Can I split a game into quarters or halves?

Yes. If you import multiple videos, you can rename and reorder them as quarters or halves so the game is easier to manage.

Why should I label videos as Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4?

It makes tags and exported data easier to understand. A tag at 04:20 Q2 is much clearer than a tag from an unnamed video file.

Can I use this during a game?

You can, but the app is mainly designed for reviewing film after or between games. It works best when you have time to watch, pause, tag, and export.

Can I use this for practices too?

Yes. You can use it for games, practices, scrimmages, drills, or player development clips.

Does this replace Hudl or other team video tools?

Not exactly. This app is designed to be lighter and faster. It is for coaches who want a simple way to tag film, make clips, and pull useful data without a large system.

Where are my videos saved?

Your imported videos and project information stay on your device unless you export or share them.

Can I share clips with players or parents?

Yes. After exporting, you can save the clip to your camera roll or open the share sheet to send it through Messages, Mail, AirDrop, or other apps.

Can I remove the watermark?

Watermark controls are available through the support tiers. Starter Level and above can disable the default watermark or upload a custom team watermark.

What do I get for supporting the app?

Support tiers unlock extra features like watermark control, team stats, and custom saved tags. Higher tiers include the benefits from lower tiers.

What should I do first if I am new?

Start simple: import one game video, add a few tags while watching, then try exporting one clip. Once that feels comfortable, try player tagging, notes, and data exports.

What is the easiest workflow?

Import the game.

Rename clips as quarters or halves.

Watch the film and tag key plays.

Add notes when needed.

Export clips or data after the review.

Who is this app best for?

It is best for coaches who want a simple, fast film review tool without a heavy setup. It is especially useful for youth, school, club, and development teams.

Privacy & Terms

Privacy Policy

Overview

Effective Date: April 22, 2026

Postgame Vision is designed as an on-device basketball video review tool. Project data, imported video references, tags, notes, and settings are stored locally on your device unless you choose to export or share them.

We do not sell personal data.
We do not use third-party advertising tracking.
We do not require an account to use the core app workflow.
Exports are created only when you request them.

Information Stored Locally

The app may store the following information on your device to provide its review, tagging, and export features:

Game project names and metadata such as date, opponent, score, or location
Team rosters, player names, and player numbers you enter
Tags, notes, timestamps, clip ranges, and review history
Local references to imported videos selected from Photos or Files
App preferences such as interface and export settings

Photos, Files, and Exports

If you grant Photos or Files access, Postgame Vision uses that access only to import videos you select and save exports you create. Videos are processed for app functionality such as playback, tagging, annotation, and clip export.

Imported videos remain under your control on your device.
Clip, CSV, and PDF exports are generated only when you request them.
You are responsible for obtaining rights to any video you import, analyze, export, or share.

In-App Purchases

Optional in-app purchases are supporter tiers that help fund app development and may provide small optional extras. Payments are processed by Apple through the App Store. Postgame Vision does not receive or store your full payment card information.

User Controls

Delete projects inside the app when you no longer need them.
Revoke Photos permissions in iOS Settings at any time.
Delete the app to remove locally stored app data from your device.
Manage Apple purchase history, subscriptions, and refunds through your Apple ID settings.

Data Sharing and Security

We do not sell your data, run third-party ad tracking, or share your local project data with advertisers. Data you export or share leaves the app only through actions you choose, such as saving to Photos, creating reports, or sharing clips.

Device backups and system-level services may be handled by Apple according to your iOS and iCloud settings.

Children's Privacy

Postgame Vision is intended for coaches, trainers, analysts, parents, and teams. The app is not designed to knowingly collect personal information from children. Adults using the app are responsible for entering roster information and managing any athlete video or data they choose to review, export, or share. Roster names, player numbers, tags, notes, and athlete video remain on the device unless a coach chooses to export or share them.

Contact and Updates

We may update this policy if app features or data practices change. The effective date above will be updated when changes are posted.

For privacy questions or app support, use the contact link below.

Contact Support