The GATE line turns a phone on a tripod into a self-running capture station. Athletes cross the gate, the gate films them, clocks them, and files the clips under their names. You stand where coaches belong: with the athletes.
Practice has one camera problem: the person best qualified to watch the athlete is the one stuck filming them.
Every setup here starts the same way: tripod the phone at the runway, the lane, the mat, the approach. Draw a trigger zone on the screen. From that moment the station runs itself: it records each crossing, ignores the walk-backs, and puts a replay on screen before the athlete has caught their breath. Nothing uploads. Nobody logs in. It just watches the gate.
Place two or more gates on screen and type the real distances between them. Every crossing auto-records, and Gate reports the split speed, acceleration, and deceleration between each pair. It is a timing system built from a phone, and the clip of every run comes with the numbers attached.
Open Gate →The Kiosk captures each rep and turns the screen into an ambient replay loop: recent runs playing in slow motion, newest first, with an overlay mode to ghost one rep on top of another. Athletes self-review and self-correct between attempts. A coach-set re-arm delay, ten seconds to three minutes, means bystanders and walk-backs never trip the camera.
Open Gate Kiosk →Each athlete taps their icon on the way up. That is the entire workflow. Their run records, files itself under their name with a run number, and joins their personal series. Pull up any athlete's runs, or select up to four clips, theirs or across the group, and loop them side by side from the exact same start point. The gate aligned them for you.
Open Gate Crew →A narrow trigger zone, a coach-set re-arm delay, and one-tap discard. Cross-traffic happens at real practices, so the tools assume it.
That is the whole hardware list. Keep the phone plugged in, set the zone, and the station runs the length of practice.
Detection runs in the browser, clips live on the device, and the session ends with a download of keepers plus a session log. No cloud, no account, no roster upload.
Other teams walk through frames at meets. The apps make the polite thing easy: tight zones, easy deletes, and everything stays local.
Your activation code arrives by email within minutes, guide PDF included.
Open the app, paste the code. One connection, one time.
After that the gate runs anywhere, signal or not. Your video never leaves the device.
Annual pricing that keeps the apps updated and improving. No big company behind this, just a coach with a computer.
Every pass is a one-time purchase, good for a full year. Renewing takes one click. Prefer to own it outright? There is one lifetime option: all-access forever at $245. And Sequence Capture stays free either way, all it takes is a newsletter signup.
When the phone is in your hand at practice, that is the Sideline line. When the lights go down after, that is Studio.