Veo match analysis with Scoutiqo

Works with Veo footage

Why Veo footage suits the AI

A Veo camera sits high and wide and sees most of the pitch, which is the view our tracking works best on.

Works with Veo footage

What you get from a Veo match

The same analysis as any upload, side by side with the video in the Studio.

• Players and the ball tracked, teams told apart
• Set pieces on the timeline, AI-checked
• Possession and minute-by-minute momentum
• Drawing tools on the video, with MP4 export

Works with Veo footage

What to know first

Set pieces are found by the AI and checked by a second AI. Each one is labelled "AI-checked, not human-verified". Speeds, distances and pitch maps stay locked until an independent check of that match's pitch calibration passes, and per-player stats are not offered yet. Scoutiqo is not affiliated with Veo. Veo is a trademark of its owner.

FAQ

Questions coaches ask

Do I need to download my Veo video first?

No. Paste the link of a public Veo match in the Studio and we fetch the video. If the match is private, make it public in Veo or upload a Veo export as a file.

Does it replace Veo?

No. Veo records the match; Scoutiqo analyses the footage. You keep filming the way you do today.

Can I use footage from other cameras too?

Yes. You can upload a video file from a phone or another camera, or paste the link of a Google Drive file shared with "Anyone with the link". Our measured numbers come from Veo footage; other cameras are not yet tested. YouTube links can't be imported; if the video is on your own channel, download it from YouTube Studio and upload the file.