Keeping score while you record

The score bug on the recording screen is live: it's recorded with the game and shows on the web player and in the app. You can fix anything later, so don't worry about mistakes mid-game.

Scoring

• Tap a team's score to add a goal. Hold it for more options, such as taking a goal away.
• After a goal, pick who scored (and the assist) from your squad, or skip it and credit them later.
• Tap the period on the score bug for halftime or the next half or quarter. Halftime holds the gimbal still.

Tagging moments

Tap the star to tag a moment, such as a great save, a chance or a foul. Each tag becomes a highlight clip around that moment, ready in the game summary as soon as you stop recording.

Use a second phone as a remote

The remote talks to the camera phone directly, so it works offline at the field. The code only works for this game, and a new code turns the old one off. See Using a second phone for what each role can do.

1. On the recording phone, tap Pair a scoreboard phone to show a QR code for this game.
2. On the second phone, open KickCam and scan the code (or open the link on the web).
3. Score and tag from the second phone while the camera phone stays on the tripod.

Fixing it later

Open the game and choose Edit & tag to fix the score at any point, move a goal, or change who scored. Every change is kept in the history and can be undone.

Automatic suggestions

After the game, KickCam looks back over the ball's path and suggests moments for you: goals, shots, corners, free kicks, goal kicks, kick-offs, penalties and throw-ins (kick-ins indoors). Restarts are spotted when the ball sits still in a known spot, then gets kicked.

Suggestions appear in Review AI suggestions on the game page and in the editor. Tap ✓ to keep one or ✕ to drop it. Nothing counts in the score or stats until you confirm it, and goals you already scored on the scoreboard are never suggested again.

Suggestions need the field calibrated at setup (tap its 4 corners), so KickCam knows where the corners, spots and goals are.