Built by Coaches.
For Coaches.

Ditch the spreadsheet.
Own the data.

Right now you're tracking kicks on paper or in Excel: session by session, no long-term view, no advanced data. There's a better way. And it works however your program wants to use it.

01

Before practice, during, or after film. Your choice.

Pre-load distances and hashes the night before for one-tap logging during practice. Log everything live on the sideline in real time. Or skip practice entirely and enter it all from film afterwards. Every option works. Use what fits your staff.

02

Stop evaluating kick by kick. See the full season.

Distance breakdown, hash tendency, made and missed ball location, and monthly make% trends, all in one place. The data you've been missing is all here, updated live every time you log a kick.

03

Every punt, where it came down.

Each rep gets a landing spot on the top-down field, colored by punt type. ACTUAL draws them from the line each punt was actually kicked from. NORMALIZED rebases every one to the same line, so reps taken from different parts of the field can be compared on equal footing. Two views of the same punts, one tap apart.

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The numbers behind the dots.

Distance, hang time, and operation time on every rep, broken out by punt type and by ST call. See which call gets the most air, which type your punter is most consistent with, and where the yardage actually comes from. Pocket Right, Pocket Left, Rugby Right, Rugby Left, Sky Right, Sky Left, and Coffin all tracked separately.

05

Four snap types, four targets.

Field goal snaps, punt snaps, and Rugby Right and Left each get their own target, because they are four different jobs. Every snap gets a location on the one it belongs to, and Rugby Left's target is a true mirror of Right's rather than the same picture reused.

FG SNAP PUNT SNAP RUGBY RIGHT RUGBY LEFT

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Every snap scored, no judgment call.

Snap time and operation time on every rep, with accuracy scored automatically rather than argued about. Switch to RUGBY and the scoring changes with the job: the standard target scores inside or outside, the rugby target scores inner, middle, outer or miss and adds a grade. Snaps pair automatically to the kick or punt they went with, so you evaluate the whole operation as one rep instead of three disconnected numbers.

FG SNAP PUNT SNAP RUGBY

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Kickoffs, mapped where they land.

Every kickoff gets a landing spot on the field and a hang time, tracked against the line you kicked from. See placement and hang together, so you know whether that touchback was a good ball or a lucky one.

08

Print it or send a link. Same report.

Generate a session report and either print it or send your coordinator a link to it. No PDF attachments, no photos of your notebook. Stats, charts and kick logs, laid out for paper or for a screen. Works from the sideline before you walk off the field.

09

Your data, in your film room.

Export everything to Excel in one click: a tab per specialist, every rep on its own row, with names and jersey numbers already attached. Drop it straight into your film breakdown or your own spreadsheets. It's your data. Take it wherever you work.

10

See your range at a glance.

The Distance Map lays make percentage over a real field, broken out by distance and by hash. One look tells you where your kicker is money, where he's streaky, and where his range actually ends. The thing every coordinator asks before they send him out.

DISTANCE YARD LINE

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Hash tendencies and long range, called out automatically.

The platform tells you what the data means: hash tendencies, trajectory over time, long range performance. No more staring at numbers trying to find the pattern. The conclusions come to you.

12

See hang time and distance in one view.

The trajectory view plots every punt on a fixed 3.0 to 5.5 second scale, colored by ST call. At a glance you see which call gets the most air, which punter hangs it longest, and where the gaps are. Share the full report with your coordinator right off the field.

Everything in one place.

Develop your kicker.
Show the work.

Most high school programs have zero data on their kicker: no trends, no development history, nothing to show a college coach. Special Teams HQ changes that. And it's flexible enough to work however your program wants to use it.

01

Players can run it. No extra coach needed.

Logging a kick takes under 15 seconds. Players can track each other during practice, which keeps them accountable, keeps them engaged, and means you don't need to dedicate a coach to it. Or a coach can run it. Either way works.

02

Track every rep. Build a real development record.

Every kick your specialist takes in practice gets logged: distance, hash, result. Over the season it becomes a real picture of their development. Not a gut feeling. Not a highlight tape. Actual data.

03

Two views of where your punter puts the ball.

Every punt gets a landing spot on the field, colored by type, so you can see exactly where the ball is coming down. ACTUAL shows each rep from the line it was kicked from. NORMALIZED puts them all on one line, which is how you tell whether a punter is improving or just getting better field position.

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04

Distance and hang, broken out by call.

Average distance, hang time, and operation time on every rep, split by punt type and by ST call. It shows you which calls your punter handles and which ones need work, and it gives a college coach the kind of detail a highlight clip never will.

05

A target for every kind of snap.

The most overlooked job on the field gets a real record. Field goal snaps, punt snaps, and Rugby Right and Left each get their own target, and every snap gets a location on the one it belongs to. A snap that is good on one is not automatically good on another, so they are never scored against each other.

FG SNAP PUNT SNAP RUGBY RIGHT RUGBY LEFT

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Proof your snapper is doing the job.

Snap time and operation time every rep, with accuracy scored automatically against the target instead of by eye. Rugby snaps are scored on rings rather than a rectangle, because it is a different job. Snaps pair automatically to the kick or punt they went with, so your specialists are evaluated on the whole operation and not just the last guy to touch it. Every figure comes off reps you already ran, so the record builds itself across the season.

FG SNAP PUNT SNAP RUGBY

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Kickoffs, mapped where they land.

Every kickoff gets a landing spot on the field and a hang time, tracked against the line you kicked from. Placement and hang together tell you whether your kicker is actually driving the ball or just getting lucky with the bounce, and they show a college coach the same thing.

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Give college coaches more than just highlights.

Send a shareable career profile alongside your film: make%, distance breakdown, hash tendencies, and season trends. Not instead of highlights, but on top of them. It shows your player has been tracked and developed seriously, and gives recruiters data they can't get anywhere else.

09

Take the data with you.

Export everything to Excel in one click: a tab per specialist, every rep on its own row, with names and jersey numbers already attached. Send it to a college coach who wants the raw numbers, or keep it for your own records at the end of the season. It's your program's data.

10

Compare kickers. Make the right call.

When two players are competing for the starting spot, see them side by side: kick placement, make%, and operation time. Give your coaching staff the numbers to back up the decision.

11

Know exactly where their range ends.

The Distance Map lays make percentage over a real field, broken out by distance and by hash. One look tells you what you can call on Friday night, where your kicker is streaky, and where the range genuinely runs out.

DISTANCE YARD LINE

12

See improvement over the season.

The make% trend chart and automatic insights show exactly where your kicker is improving and where they need work. Hash tendencies, long range performance, trajectory over time. Stop guessing. Start coaching with data.

13

Hang time and distance in one view.

The trajectory view shows every punt on a fixed 3.0 to 5.5 second scale, colored by ST call. You can see at a glance how your punter stacks up across different calls and punt types and how that changes over the season. It's the kind of detail that gets a college coach's attention.

Simple enough for practice.
Powerful enough to matter.

Your reps.
Your record.

You put in the work every day. Now you have something to show for it. Track every kick, watch your numbers improve over time, and give college coaches a real profile to look at.

01

Logging a kick takes under 15 seconds.

Whoever is out there with you can do it. Your dad shagging balls, a teammate, a friend watching practice. They tap the screen where the kick lands and that's it. Or go kick alone, video your session, and enter it all in later from your phone. Both work just as well. The data ends up the same either way.

02

Make% by distance, by hash, by month.

Make% by distance, hash tendencies, and how your numbers have moved over the season. Not a feeling. Not a highlight from your best day. A real picture of what you do consistently, across every rep you've logged.

03

Punters: see where every ball comes down.

Log each punt by type and tag the ST call that went with it. Every rep gets a landing spot on the field, colored by type. ACTUAL shows them from the line you kicked from, NORMALIZED puts them all on the same line so you can compare reps taken from anywhere on the field.

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04

Punters: know your distance and your hang.

Average distance, hang time, and operation time on every rep, broken out by punt type and by ST call. It tells you which punts you actually hit well and which ones you have been guessing about, and it is the number a college coach asks for first.

05

Snappers: proof, not just a reputation.

Field goal snaps, punt snaps, and Rugby Right and Left each get their own target, and every snap you log gets a location on the one it belongs to. The picture of where you actually put the ball fills in as you go, and a rugby snap is never judged against a field goal snap's zone.

FG SNAP PUNT SNAP RUGBY RIGHT RUGBY LEFT

06

Snappers: the numbers coaches ask for.

Snap time and operation time on every rep, with accuracy scored automatically against the target rather than by feel. Rugby snaps are scored on rings instead of a rectangle. A college coach evaluating you wants a snap time and a hit rate, and most snappers show up with neither. You show up with both, across every rep you have logged.

FG SNAP PUNT SNAP RUGBY

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Kickoffs, mapped where they land.

Every kickoff gets a landing spot on the field and a hang time, tracked against the line you kicked from. Placement and hang together are what a coach is actually evaluating, and most kickers show up with no record of either.

08

One link with your make%, range and season trends.

When a college coach reaches out, most kickers send a highlight tape and a range. You send that plus a link to your full performance profile. Make%, distance breakdown, and season trends all in one place. It shows you've been working seriously and gives them data they can actually use when evaluating you.

09

The data is yours to take.

Export everything to Excel in one click: every rep on its own row, with your name and number already attached. Send it to a coach who wants the raw numbers, or keep your own record of the work. Nothing is locked in here.

10

Know exactly where your range ends.

The Distance Map lays your make percentage over a real field, broken out by distance and by hash. One look tells you where you're money, where you're streaky, and where your range actually ends. That's the first thing a coach asks you, and now you can answer it with a number instead of a guess.

DISTANCE YARD LINE

Built for the serious specialist.