Data coverage
675 leagues from 165 countries plus international football, since 2010, about 630,000 completed matches. The data is refreshed every night.
MD1Q brings a club's data, analysis, matchday, video and internal staff work into one system. Every number shows where it came from, how large the sample is and how long it holds.
675 leagues from 165 countries plus international football, since 2010, about 630,000 completed matches. The data is refreshed every night.
NB II, NB III and the Hungarian Cup from the 2021/22 season, from the Hungarian Football Federation's official match reports.
Coordinate-level event data and player tracking, imported in the formats of the major data providers.
Exports from the most widely used GPS systems, with the acute-to-chronic workload ratio.
Senior men's and women's teams, youth U12–U16 and U17–U23, boys and girls. Each category works with its own separate data, with several own teams within one youth category.
Every metric measured against players in the same position in the same league, as a percentile, with attribute scores and a short summary written from measured numbers.
0–100 attributes from measured data, with 8 built-in role templates and the club's own templates, and the trend over the last six seasons.
Search across 675 leagues, adjusted for league strength, with contract, market value and similar players. It can also set up the filters from a question.
Lists with notifications, and a shadow squad laid out by the team's formation.
Debutants, rising minutes and young regular starters, sorted by position.
Customisable report templates and a comparison of scouts' ratings, on a phone, even without a network connection.
Load, intensity, sprints, top speed, explosiveness and endurance from the club's own tracking data.
Candidates from every league, with MD1T and the eligibility links under FIFA rules, each with its source.
A printable report on a player's strengths and areas to develop, compared with similar players. The career path shows which teams the player fits best, across up to five leagues.
Formation, substitutions, weak points, goal timings, disciplinary situation and expected line-up, measured against the rest of the league, with a matchday summary.
The team's metrics as league percentiles, showing where it differs from the rest of the league.
13 analyses, shots with xG and a snapshot of the moment of the shot, before and after a change of formation, with time-window and formation filters.
The quality of players' decisions and the value of their actions, from coordinate data.
Your own chart from the full metric catalogue, shareable by link.
Any number of players overlaid on one radar, per 90 minutes, measured against the league.
Goals, cards and substitutions logged during the match, with instant recalculation. The whole staff sees the same picture, and it works without a network connection.
After a card, an injury or a penalty the system suggests, the staff decides.
The impact of missing players, suspension risk and the substitution plan, in advance.
Four ready-made screen images before a home match, plus a half-time image, the final score and statistics on matchday, with full-screen display.
Upload, slow motion, drawing on the image, MP4 clips, and sharing to the player's own portal.
Coding window, live coding, matrix and playlists. Events are also available as filterable clips and can be exported as XML in the widely used video analysis format.
Individual login for each player: the clips shared with them, their own statistics and load, and messages from the staff.
Team calendar, daily wellness questionnaire and training load (sRPE).
Injury log with return-to-play stages and medical access rights.
Each club's data sits in its own closed environment. Two-step login, one account on one device at a time.
Ask the system and get a chart or a table. It handles six question types, answers only from calculated numbers, and lists the facts behind every answer.
14 text types across the interface. It may only write measured numbers, is always labelled, and can be switched off per organisation.
Every chart shows its sample size, the system states when data is missing, saved material records the data and the version, and every published number is checked separately against the raw data.
A dossier before the match, a post-match review after it and a weekly management summary, for the club's own team in every category.
PDF, SVG, PNG, MP4 and XML, plus a read API.
Match preview, commentator sheet, publication-ready 9:16 graphics in the partner's branding, automatic summary and live coverage.
The key numbers from the latest completed round of NB I, NB II, the Premier League, La Liga, the Bundesliga and Serie A, public in the blog archive.