Does Analysport replace Dartfish or XPS?

Not necessarily. Today, Analysport mainly speeds up the step before the detailed analysis: pre-clipping, correction, annotation and export prep. If you already use Dartfish or XPS, Analysport can help you prep a base faster.

Does Analysport replace a video analyst's work?

No. Analysport doesn't replace reading the game, the context, the relationship with the staff or the quality of the deliverable. It mainly helps cut the time spent on repetitive tasks before the analysis.

Can I correct the clips generated by the AI?

Yes. That's a core principle of the product. A sequence has to be correctable, annotatable, skippable or flaggable to review. The user stays in control.

Are the exports compatible with my current tools?

Analysport is built to prep exports that fit existing video workflows. The formats have to be validated against real files and concrete use cases before we promise full compatibility.

Is it useful if I already work with an advanced tool?

Yes, if your problem is the time spent before the analysis: prepping the sequences, cleaning up the base, annotating, structuring and exporting. Analysport steps in upstream of your expert work.

Is it suited to freelance multi-club analysts?

Yes. The more matches you handle, the more pre-clipping costs you. Analysport can help you standardise that first step and keep a more consistent workflow.

What happens if the AI gets it wrong?

You correct it. A useful AI in this context doesn't need to be perfect. Above all, it has to deliver a base that's fast, clear and editable.

Handball Video Analyst Tool

Your expertise isn't the repetitive clicking

A video analyst doesn't add value by clicking for hours.

Your value lives elsewhere: reading the game, choosing the right sequences, understanding intent, where the action ends up, and what you hand back to the staff.

Yet most of the work still starts with mechanical tasks.

Rewatching full matches
Clipping sequences one by one
Adjusting timecodes
Sorting out useless clips
Building a base before the real analysis
Repeating the same work across matches and clubs

Pre-clipping is unavoidable. But it shouldn't be what burns your expertise.

When you analyse several matches, every hour of clipping counts

Prepping a match is never just one video file.

You might have to work through an opponent's last games, rewatch your own match, compare sequences, prep a staff debrief, pull clips for players and build a clear deck.

Work for several teams and the volume explodes fast.

Analysport is built to cut down the repetitive part of video work, without taking the controls away from the analyst.

Analysport sets the table for you

You upload your match. The AI prepares a first base of sequences. Then you take over: correct, annotate, validate, export.

Analysport doesn't claim to replace your eye.

It speeds up the step that comes before your detailed analysis: turning raw footage into usable clips.

You start from a base that's already structured. You adjust what needs adjusting. You keep your precision, but you stop starting from scratch on every match.

Automatic pre-clipping of the match
Correctable clips
Adjustable timecodes
Clip statuses: validated, to review, ignored
Simple action annotation
Usable export for your workflow

The AI doesn't decide for you. It prepares a working base.

A workflow built to move fast, not to look pretty

Analysport should get you to the analysis faster, not pile on another layer of complexity.

1
Upload the match
You add the video to Analysport from your browser. It works from a standard match recording, no proprietary gear required.
2
AI pre-clipping
Analysport detects the phases and prepares a first base of clips so you never start from an empty timeline.
3
Analyst correction
You check the sequences, adjust the in and out points, correct the phases, drop the useless clips and keep what's worth using.
4
Annotation
You add the useful info: game phase, outcome, team, key player, comment or status.
5
Export
You export a clean base to prep your analysis, your staff debrief or your work in the tools you already use.

You keep what makes your job valuable

The goal isn't to automate analysis as if the game were simple. The goal is to remove part of the friction before your analysis.

Choosing the sequences

The AI proposes a base. You decide what's worth keeping, correcting, merging, annotating or ignoring.

The tactical read

Analysport doesn't know your match context, your game plan or the staff's instructions. You're the one who gives it meaning.

The quality of the deliverable

You stay accountable for the final result: clean clips, useful annotations, usable sequences and a coherent export.

The relationship with the staff

The product doesn't replace the conversation with the coach. It helps you show up faster with a clear base to discuss.

The tool prepares. The analyst calls it.

A good sequence doesn't end at the change of phase

In handball, an action isn't just "attack" or "defence".

A useful sequence often has to run all the way to its outcome: shot, goal, turnover, foul, 7-meter won, goalkeeper save, neutralization or a 2-minute suspension won.

That logic is what makes the analysis usable for the staff.

Analysport is moving in that direction: preparing sequences that are more useful, correctable, annotatable and exportable.

Clipping should serve the analysis. Not just clip for the sake of clipping.

Before, you cleaned up the timeline. Now, you correct a base that's already prepared.

Without Analysport

You start from raw footage
You set every clip point
You adjust each sequence by hand
You spend time on clips you'll end up deleting
You push the real analysis to later
You repeat the same work match after match

With Analysport

You start from a first base of clips
You correct the useful sequences
You quickly skip what doesn't matter
You add your annotations
You prep your export faster
You spend more time on the real analysis

The win isn't to make your work disappear. The win is to focus your work where it's actually worth something.

Built to fit into your workflow, not break it

A video analyst already has habits, tools, formats, requirements and sometimes club constraints.

Analysport shouldn't force you to rebuild everything.

The logic is simple: prepare a base faster, then let you use it inside the setup you already have.

Sequence prep before advanced analysis
Correction and annotation in Analysport
Export of the useful data, depending on your plan
Workflow designed for Dartfish, XPS or in-house setups
Formats validated step by step, against the real files users send us

Analysport won't promise magic compatibility with every tool. The product moves forward on real files, real tests and real feedback from analysts.

Useful when you work for several teams

If you analyse for several clubs or several age groups, your problem isn't only the quality of the analysis.

Your problem is volume.

The more matches you process, the more the time lost on pre-clipping starts to cost you.

Analysport can help you standardise that first step: upload, get a base, correct, annotate, export.

Cut the prep time per match
Keep a more consistent workflow
Prep several analyses without starting over
Better absorb the heavy weeks
Keep a clear base for every match

When volume goes up, every repetitive minute turns into a real cost.

An imperfect AI can still be useful if you can correct it

On a handball court, not everything is clean.

A transition can turn into set offense. A phase can be ambiguous. A camera can be badly placed. A clip can end too early.

Analysport is built around that reality.

The goal isn't an untouchable AI. The goal is a base that's fast to take over.

Edit the timecodes
Correct a phase
Add an outcome
Flag a clip to review
Ignore a useless clip
Annotate a sequence
Export only what's usable

An AI prediction should never override the analyst's correction.

Not a replacement for your expertise. An accelerator for your workflow.

The wrong pitch would be to claim an AI will replace the video analyst.

That's not serious.

A good analyst understands the game, the intent, the team's project, the staff's ask and the players' attention level.

Analysport doesn't replace that.

Analysport cuts the friction before it.

Less time on pre-clipping. More time producing analysis that matters.

Built by a pro player, tested on real matches

Analysport is built by Aurélien Padolus, a pro player in France's Star Ligue, with Sport Performance Analyse, a video-analysis practice certified through IHF training. The clipping is calibrated on real LFH, N1 and N2 matches — not on demos.

The product follows one simple rule: every correction made in Analysport must be visible, saved and exportable.

That rule is central for video analysts. If a correction isn't visible in the dashboard, persisted in the database and present in the export, it's worth nothing.

Work on real match footage
Feedback from analysts and coaches
The full workflow comes first
User correction takes priority over the AI prediction
Export treated as the product's real contract

A video tool isn't judged on its promise. It's judged on what you can actually deliver at the end.

Discover Analysport, the handball video analysis software also used by handball coaches. See also automatic AI clipping and Dartfish / XPS export.

Test Analysport on a real match

The best test isn't a demo. It's a real match, with its mistakes, its ambiguous phases and its time pressure.

1 match free
No credit card
Test on real footage
Automatic pre-clipping
Correction and annotation depending on your access
Export depending on the available plan

Test it on a real match Discover Analysport

You'll know fast whether Analysport can cut your prep time.

Frequently asked questions from handball video analysts

Spend less time prepping video. More time producing the analysis.

Upload a real match, get a first base of clips, correct what needs it and see if Analysport can speed up your workflow.