Touchline is built around local processing, not uploading a family or club match to a public service.
Your full match.
Only the moments
that matter.
Touchline is a private desktop workspace for turning football recordings into a reviewable recap and vertical all-goals clips — while the footage stays on your own computer.
No public download yet. Touchline is being shaped with real grassroots matches.

Automatically found moments are presented for review before the finished recap is built.
Match setup, review media and saved decisions can be revisited while the edit improves.
From raw recording to the moments worth sharing.
Touchline is designed for the practical reality of grassroots football: long recordings, fixed cameras, different pitch positions and a lot of ordinary play around the important moments.
Bring in the match
Add a single recording, sequential halves or same-time camera angles. Large matches can use a reusable review copy for faster work.
Map the camera & goal
Tell Touchline where the camera sits and mark the real scoring goal in the frame, so it can focus on play moving toward it.
Find & review moments
Review likely goals, shots, saves and other useful action. Keep, discard and return to saved review decisions later.
Build the recap
Export a match recap and all-goals vertical Short with team names, shirt colours, scoreline and locally chosen audio.

Return to a match exactly where you left it.
Each match lives in a library with its scoreline, teams, recap details, saved review and output folder. Reopen the review, replay the recap or use settings again without hunting through random files.
- Play completed recaps in your default video player
- Open the right output folder in one click
- Reopen saved clip decisions and keep improving the edit
What Touchline is being built to handle.
Goal-aware setup
Camera position, visible goal and attack direction help separate play toward the goal from goalkeeper rollouts or irrelevant background movement.
Scoreboard-ready recaps
Add team names, jersey colours and a fixed final scoreline so the recap carries the context of the game from first whistle to last.
Landscape recap + vertical Short
Build a 5- or 10-minute match recap, then prepare a compact vertical all-goals video for a social post or YouTube Short.
Original footage for the final render
Review media makes long matches manageable; the intended final render comes from the original clips, not the lower-resolution review copy.
Field audio or your music
Keep the atmosphere from the pitch or select a local soundtrack while making a shareable recap.
Private development, real feedback
Touchline is currently a private build, improved against real club footage and reviewer feedback before any wider release.
Touchline is not a public download — yet.
It is a private SoccerHeros desktop project in active development. The aim is straightforward: make a long football recording easier to turn into a match story worth watching.
Ask about early access