Free basketball video analysis tool, built by a coach.

I got tired of scrubbing through game tapes in VLC, so I built this. Mark plays, organize clips, export folders. That's it.

Windows, macOS, and Linux · Free & open source

The app

Basketball Video Analyzer — video cutting interface showing the video player, timeline, and clip creator

Mark clips with keyboard shortcuts

Press I for in-point, O for out-point, Space to play/pause. Frame-by-frame with arrow keys.

Organize with hierarchical categories

Create category trees for offense, defense, transitions — whatever your coaching system needs.

Export organized clip folders

One click exports all your clips into category-based folders. Ready to share with staff or players.

How it works

1

Load your game tape

Drag in any video file. Create a project for each game, opponent, or practice session so everything stays organized from the start.

Project organization view showing multiple games organized by opponent
2

Mark the plays that matter

Use keyboard shortcuts to set in/out points as you watch. Tag each clip with categories — pick-and-roll, fast break, zone defense, whatever fits your system.

Category management showing hierarchical organization of play types
3

Export and share with your team

Export your clip library as organized folders — one folder per category, clips named clearly. Drop them in Google Drive, hand them to an assistant, or play them in the film room.

Clip library showing all marked clips organized by category

Free forever. Open source.
Built because coaches deserve better tools.

No subscriptions, no feature gates, no data collection. Just a tool that does what it says. If you find a bug or want a feature, open an issue on GitHub.

Windows, macOS, and Linux · 1.1.0