Three products around one match: an app that plays and analyses on your own machine, a venue application that runs the broadcast, and the cloud that keeps every match and streams it live.
What We Make
They are worth having on their own and better together: a match played or transcribed on the desktop lands in the same archive a broadcast records into, and is reviewed with the same engines either way.
Play a full match against a real engine, transcribe one you are watching, and have every decision graded — on your own machine, with no account needed to analyse.
The venue application: multi-camera capture, board-aware overlays and stream output, run by one operator at the table instead of a production gallery.
This site: live coverage your audience watches, an archive that keeps every match with its event context, and review in the browser from anywhere.
What Runs Underneath
The same capabilities show up across all three products. We focus on live production, clean match data, and useful review workflows — pairings and tournament operations can stay in your existing event system.
Run scenes, camera layouts, commentary audio, and RTMP output for YouTube, Twitch, and other destinations.
Keep player names, scores, Crawford state, event branding, and sponsor assets synced with the match instead of updating graphics by hand.
Store matches with their event context so boards, broadcasts, and later review all point back to the same source of truth.
Bring positions back after the match for engine-backed review, move comparison, and study based on the games you actually played or streamed.
From Venue To Replay
Who It Serves
Alpha Access
The cloud and the venue application are still being shaped around real broadcasts, recorded matches, and review workflows. If that matches how you run events, reach out and tell us how you do it today. The desktop app needs none of this — it is published and you can have it now.
