$3,000
The Camera
A fixed camera on a pole, plus install, plus the one coach who has to climb up and fix it.
The phone in your pocket is the camera, the stat crew and the broadcast. Film from the sideline, tag each play at the whistle, stream it to the parents, and read the game report on the bus home.
No camera to buy, no stat service to wait on, no editor to pay on Sunday. One coach's phone on the sideline, and everyone who cares about the game gets it as it happens.
Home already knows what's next. Kickoff in 8 minutes, the opponent's logo, where you're playing, and the one button that matters tonight. Parents got a tap when you set the lineup; the ones who turned on alerts will get another when you go live.
The phone records every play as its own clip, and the score bug is live for anyone watching. Between snaps you tap what happened: run, pass, who carried, where it ended. Ten seconds a play. The down, the distance and the spot are already filled in because the app watched the last one.
Every parent and fan who claimed a seat sees the stream with the score, the quarter and the clock on it, and can rewind to the play they missed while the game keeps going. Nobody asks you for a link. It's the same place they've been checking all week.
You tap Halftime and every phone in the stands gets the board: the score, the quarter, back live for the third. Your coaches already have the first-half plays sorted by down and by unit, so the adjustment is made on the bench, not on Monday.
The stats are done because they were done at the whistle. Turnover margin, third-down rate, yards by unit, every carry by jersey number. The whole broadcast is saved. Every play is already a clip, tagged, in the right game, in the right quarter.
One tap and the game report writes itself from the stats and the film: a headline, the story of the game, the box score, and the three things to fix. It goes to every coach's phone and every family that wants it. Saturday morning the athletes open their own reel, with their plays already pulled, and share the one that matters to Instagram in a branded vertical clip.
A fixed camera on a pole, plus install, plus the one coach who has to climb up and fix it.
Film sent out after the game, stats back the next afternoon, billed per season as an add-on.
A separate subscription so the parents can watch, with somebody else's ads in it.
A coach's weekend, cutting film into plays so the staff can watch it on Monday.
Every game split into offense, defense and special teams the moment it ends. Tap a play, draw on the frame, leave the coaching point on the clock.
Tagged on the sideline between plays. The season book builds itself and tells you what's winning games.
Parents and fans watch from the stands or from three states away, with rewind, and get a tap when you go live.
Written from the stats and the film, ready before the bus leaves. Share it as a page or a photo.
Each player's plays pulled automatically, approved by a coach, shared as a vertical clip with your program's name on it.
Trade film with the other coach in one tap. It's free for them, and their tendencies show up in your game plan.
The whole staff on one chart, with the plays you'll call and who's in for each.
Two colors and a logo, and the whole room follows, live score bug included.
Parents follow their athlete by jersey number, approved by you. They see film and the live stream. Never notes, never stats.
One team. Every tool, every parent, every play. Built for the program running on gate money and a booster bake sale.
Start FreeThe whole program, varsity to freshmen, every coach on staff. Film Exchange, scouting and the season book included.
Start FreeUnlimited coaches and viewers, the full broadcast kept for every game, and a line to us on game night.
Start FreeEvery plan starts with 14 days free. Pay by card, or send the invoice to the business office. Leagues and districts: write to us for one price across every school.
Above the Lights was built in Traverse City, Michigan by a coach who got tired of a camera that cost more than the uniforms, stats that showed up on Saturday, and a stream the parents couldn't find. So he built the one he wanted, used it on his own sideline, and fixed what broke, every week, all season.
It is the first product from Player 1 Performance, and it is still coached the same way: if something gets in your way on a Friday night, tell us, and it gets fixed before the next one.
