Film study, written down.How to shoot it, and how to read it.

Your whole game on one timeline

Reel lays every graded decision along the length of the game and plays the film beside it, so you can jump straight to the stretch where it turned.

AI cameras start in the high hundreds. A phone you already own, plus about fifty dollars of support, gets you most of the way there.

Hudl lists $1,500 to $4,000 per program per year. Most players are not on a program paying that, and nobody is building for the ones who aren't.

Camera height, angle and zoom decide how much of your game gets graded. Five minutes of setup is worth more than any setting in the app.

An A is not a made shot and an F is not a miss. Reel grades the read, not the result, which is why the grade sometimes disagrees with the scoreboard.

Reel counts stats by watching the game, so the numbers behave differently to an official book. Here is how to read them, and when to trust them.

Paste a link to a game you already have on YouTube and Reel grades the decisions it sees, builds the box score, and gives you one drill to work on.