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SnapTracker

Tag the game as it happens.

On Google Play

SnapTracker lives in one hand on the sideline. Volume buttons start and stop the play clock so your eyes stay on the field; quick tags capture down, distance, play type, and result in the dead time between snaps. Smart state transitions fill in what can be inferred, and by the final whistle you have a fully tagged game — with professional-grade stats already computed — ready to export.

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On the Screen

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SnapTracker recording a play on an Android phone: a 3rd & 3 game situation at the opponent’s 3-yard line, with the distance and yard-line pickers chain-linked, an 8.8-second play clock, and the snap tagged as a play-action pass, complete, for a touchdown — Third and goal, tagged in the dead time between snaps — play type, result, pass concept, and outcome in four taps.

SnapTracker’s Charts view: a Down and Distance bubble chart plotting every 2nd, 3rd, and 4th-down distance across the game, above a Run/Pass Distribution bar reading 44% run to 56% pass and a per-down run/pass split — Down-and-distance and run/pass tendency, computed on the phone while the game is still being played.

SnapTracker’s Drive Chart: a Field Position Flow diagram drawing every drive of the game as an arrow across a home-to-away field gradient, each tagged with how it ended — interception, fumble, punt, field goal, touchdown — above a panel detailing the selected drive — Every drive of the game, where it started and how it ended — the halftime conversation, already drawn.

Scouting Report

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Eyes-up timing

Start and stop plays with the physical volume buttons. No hunting for an on-screen button while the ball is live.

Tags in two dimensions

Technical tags (run scheme, pass concept, kick type) and game-impact tags (result, turnover, penalty) — a structured system, not a free-text box.

Stats before the handshake

Success rate, explosiveness, SP+-style efficiency, down-and-distance tendencies — computed live, on the device, as the game is played.

Smart automation

Distance links to yard line, states transition automatically after scores and turnovers — the app keeps the bookkeeping so you keep watching.

Charts on the spot

Run/pass tendencies and down-distance charts on the device, for the halftime conversation that needs evidence.

Go live from the sideline

Push every play to a public SnapCount page as you tag it, so anyone with the link can follow the game while it is still being played. It needs SnapCount and live access we grant by hand — one pairing per phone, then any game can go live.

Your data leaves with you

CSV export that SnapCount and SnapStudio read natively — and any spreadsheet can open. That file and the live link are the only two ways your football data leaves the phone, and both are yours to hand out. Free with an account, like everything else here. No lock-in, ever.

Free, and free-er with an account

Tag 50 plays a game with no account at all. Create a free Snap-Central account and every cap comes off — unlimited plays, multiple games at once, edit mode and CSV export. There is nothing to buy.

Runs Well With

standalone first — combination optional

SnapCount Upload a play-by-play export — Hudl, SnapTracker, or any CSV — and get professional-grade analytics in seconds, for one game or a whole season. SnapStudio A film-review studio in the browser: frame-accurate scrubbing up to 5K, multi-angle clips, and drawing tools built for the stop-start rhythm of football.

See SnapTracker on your own team.

The app is in active development and demos are free — tell us about your program and we’ll walk you through it.

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