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Animated Tactics app icon
Coming soon to the App Store

Draw the move.
Watch it play. Post it.

Animated Tactics turns a football idea into a looping clip on an iPad — position the shape, draw the runs, hit play. What comes out is ready for X, YouTube, TikTok or your stream overlay.

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The export

This is what you post

Every clip below came straight out of the app — no editor, no motion graphics, no render queue. One tactical idea, looping, readable with the sound off.

Animated tactic: a one-two played in behind the defensive line
One-two in behind
Animated tactic: an overlapping full-back reaching the byline and cutting the ball back
Overlap & cutback
Animated tactic: a switch of play followed by a far-post arrival
Switch, far-post arrival

Export as a looping GIF or an MP4, framed 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or exactly as you set the camera — so the same move fits a timeline post, a short, or a full-width segment without recropping.

For creators

Built to be on screen

Partnering with creators before launch is how this app gets sharpened. If you break down football for an audience, there's a build waiting for you.

01

Early access, before anyone else

Creators get a build now, ahead of the public App Store release, plus a direct line for anything you need changed.

02

A landscape layout made for streaming

The iPad layout rearranges itself in landscape so the pitch fills a 16:9 frame instead of sitting in pillarboxes. That layout exists specifically for going on stream.

03

Your colours, not a club's

Team names, kit colours and trims are all yours to set, so the board matches your channel rather than someone else's badge.

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Fast enough to do live

Drag, draw, play. A move takes about a minute to build, so you can answer a question on air by drawing the answer.

How it works

A tactic in three steps

Everything happens on one screen — position, draw and play without switching modes.

1 — Position

Each dot shows its position. Drag them to build your shape, or drop a formation on in one tap.

2 — Draw runs

Tap a player to select them, then tap or drag the pitch to set where they run. Add arrows anywhere to mark the idea.

3 — Play & export

Press play to preview the whole move, then export it as a looping GIF or an MP4.

The board

A real tactics board, not a slideshow

  • Eleven formations — from 4-4-2 to 3-2-4-1, applied to either side.
  • Both teams on one pitch — with your own names, kits and trim colours.
  • Passing lanes — see which options are actually open from where the ball is.
  • Keyframe timing — perform a move by hand and the app keeps your timing, not just the shape.
  • Annotation arrows — straight or curved, drawn with one gesture.
  • A scene library — with autosave, undo, and duplicate to branch an idea.
  • Six languages — English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish.
  • iPad and iPhone — iOS 17 or later. iPad is where it's happiest.
The Animated Tactics board on iPad, with the scene library open beside the pitch
What's next

On the way

Being straight about what's shipped and what isn't.

Next up

App Store release

The build is finished and goes to App Review shortly. Creators get their copy before it reaches the store.

In development

Describe an edit in words

Say or type what should change — "push the left-back higher and have him overlap" — and the scene on the board updates. Not in the launch build.

In development

A real match into scenes

Point it at a fixture and get the goals and key moments back as editable animated scenes. Not in the launch build.

Get in touch

Creator? Let's talk.

Partnerships, early access, or just questions about the app — this reaches us directly, and we answer.

bilgehan@brightflow.biz

For early access, it helps to say where you publish, roughly how big your audience is, and what you'd use the app for.