Coach the moment, not the memory.
A touchline conversation happens once, in the noise, and is forgotten by Tuesday. A clip with your voice on it can be watched at home, as many times as it takes.
Get your academy assessmentDraw it, say it, send it
Pause the clip, draw the run that was not made, record eight seconds of voice explaining why, and send it to the player. They watch it at home, at their own pace, as often as they need. That is a different conversation from shouting a correction across a pitch.
Feedback that reaches the right player
Forward a clip to specific players rather than a whole squad. Coaches work through a feedback queue so nothing is forgotten, and staff control exactly who can see each clip.
Players can answer back
Clips carry comment threads and reactions, so a player can ask a question about the feedback instead of nodding and hoping. Development becomes a conversation rather than a broadcast.
Built for how coaches actually watch
Slow motion, review mode, and trimming in the browser — no editing software, no exporting, no waiting. Clips attach to the player’s development record, so feedback accumulates into a history instead of disappearing into a camera roll.
Clips live inside the academy that created them. There are no public links, no shareable child pages, and staff decide who sees each clip. How Kova protects players