Every camera of the event in one player, a timeline of what happened, and the scoreboard following the play. The player below is the real one, running sample games, so go ahead and try it.
Picture-in-picture, side by side, or a full grid. Promote any angle without reloading — cameras you hide keep playing in the background so switching is instant.
Periods, scores, chances, and cards sit on the timebar. Scrub, pinch to zoom, or tap a marker to jump. On a live event the timeline grows as play continues, and LIVE takes you back to the edge.
The film strip holds the full recording, the highlights reel, and every clip. Open a clip in the overlay player, or switch camera on a moment that was captured from several angles.
The activity log beside the stage lists moments, score changes, chat, and bookmarks on one timeline. Turn layers on or off, then click a row to play from that time.
The orange Sporfie button cuts a clip around the current play, on live and replay. Switch to bookmarking to paint a color-tagged range on the timebar, then export it as a reel.
Games play in any browser and in the Sporfie app. The Apple TV app brings them to the living room, and the player can be embedded on your own website.
When a replay ends, the player offers the next event from the same organization. Leave the page and the player can stay with you in a corner window until you come back.
Tap once to keep the last seconds of play as a clip. Free in the app.
Keep score in the app. The scoreboard follows the video, live and on replay.
Viewers chat next to the video, or over it, during the game.
Put the player on your website, with or without the scoreboard.
Open any event on Sporfie and switch to the new player.