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Live soccer match tracking app

From kickoff to Monday's review

Prepare the match squad from your roster, manage the game as it happens and keep a timeline you can review afterwards with your staff. NeoTactIQ connects match preparation, the events recorded during play and the statistics available once the game is over.

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Before the match: roster, squad selection and competition rules

The match starts before kickoff. From the team roster, you can prepare the squad and select the players who will take part, keeping that decision inside the same sporting context you use throughout the season.

The competition also provides the framework. When a match is linked to a competition, its rules are automatically inherited. You do not need to rebuild the match configuration every round.

Squad selection, competition and matchday therefore stop living in separate documents. The information you need before kickoff is already part of the same workflow.

Match detail with squad selection in NeoTactIQ
Prepare the squad from the roster and place every match inside its competition.

During the match: record what matters as it happens

During the game, NeoTactIQ lets you record the moments you need to preserve for later.

The point is not to turn the bench into a data desk. While the coach manages the game, another member of the staff can handle the recording. The flow is designed so each event can be logged in two taps, keeping attention on the match.

The live view keeps the game at the centre of the work: what you record stays connected to the match and feeds the later review.

Record goals, cards, assists and substitutions during the match and keep an exact-minute timeline you can review with your coaching staff.

Live match management in NeoTactIQ
Record key moments as they happen and keep their exact minute.

The timeline: what happened and when

Every recorded action is automatically added to the match timeline with its exact minute. On Monday, you no longer need to rebuild the game from a notebook or from what each member of staff remembers.

The product capture shows the level of context the sequence can keep: a substitution can include its recorded reason, and a goal can show the recorded method. These are examples visible in the timeline rather than a closed catalogue of possible match events.

What matters is continuity: the event happens, it is recorded and it becomes part of an ordered sequence the coaching staff can revisit afterwards.

After the match: from played game to statistics

Once the game ends, the match remains recorded as played together with the activity captured during the live workflow. That information does not stop at the timeline.

Match statistics are calculated automatically from the data recorded. What you logged while competing therefore returns as consultable information without being transferred into a spreadsheet and calculated again.

The workflow stays connected: prepare the squad, record the match, keep the timeline and review the statistics generated from that activity afterwards.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to record the match while I am coaching?

Not necessarily. Another member of the coaching staff can handle the recording while the coach concentrates on the game. The aim is to preserve relevant moments without turning live match management into administrative work.

What can I record during the match?

You can record goals, cards, assists and substitutions. NeoTactIQ keeps those actions inside an exact-minute timeline for later review.

Is the timeline built automatically?

Yes. As you record actions during the game, NeoTactIQ automatically builds the timeline with the corresponding minute.

Are competition rules applied to the match?

Yes. When the game belongs to a competition configured in NeoTactIQ, the competition rules are automatically inherited by the match.

What happens to the data after the match?

The match remains recorded as played, keeps its timeline and the data entered during the game feeds match statistics, which are calculated automatically.

Make sure Monday has more than the result

The value of recording the match is not in looking at a screen for ninety minutes. It is in returning on Monday to an objective sequence of what happened and using the same data in the team's statistics.

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