Metric Breakdown

Break any metric into every layer, in one prompt

More power and flexibility in creating your custom metrics

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MyGamePlan has pushed automated analysis, and our new metric breakdown update takes it further. Instead of tagging every event and then labelling each one by location, type and outcome, you can run the whole expansion from one prompt.

Describe the breakdown you want in plain language, and MGPT builds every metric in one go. Hours of work can now be done in seconds, and automated forever.

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One prompt, every branch

Go as deep as your analysis

If you want to analyze crosses, ask to split them by side (left and right), then by how they were delivered within each side (early, late, cutback), then by what they led to within each of those (completed, a shot, a goal). That is two sides, three deliveries and three outcomes, so one prompt returns 18 metrics linked to video.

You can do the same for goal kicks, set pieces, build-up, and anything else you want to track. Choose the layers that match how you read the game, and MGPT builds the metrics to match.

Straight into your workflow

All events linked to your XML

Every metric MGPT builds is linked to your XML. Export it and the whole breakdown is there, layer by layer.

Users can get each success level and breakdown as a separate row in their XML, and also add them as labels to match your pre and post-match workflows.

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Tag football the way you coach it

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