Recording basketball games is harder than it should be
Someone always has to film. A manager or parent stands courtside, struggling to follow a game that changes direction every few seconds. Wide shots from the stands make screens and cuts too small to review; zooming in means losing the weak-side action coaches want to see.
Installed AI camera systems solve this — but their upfront hardware and subscription costs put them out of reach for most school teams, clubs, and amateur leagues.
allclip takes a different approach: one off-the-shelf action camera plus AI.
What allclip does for your basketball team
Unmanned game recording
Mount a DJI Osmo 360 on a tripod, press record, and walk away. The whole game is captured without a camera operator — setup takes three steps, even in a crowded gym.
AI auto-zoom that keeps up with the pace
After the game, allclip's AI analyzes the 360° footage, detects the ball and players, and produces a video that pans and zooms automatically. Fast breaks and drives to the basket stay in frame, without anyone touching a camera.
Panorama view for tactical analysis
Alongside the auto-zoom video, allclip generates a panorama view of the entire court. Spacing, help defense, and transition coverage are all visible — the footage coaches need for honest tactical review.
Clips and team sharing that make review a habit
Cut any scene — big plays, defensive breakdowns, set pieces — into clips and share them with the whole squad. Footage is stored in the cloud automatically, so players can rewatch their own performance on their phones the same evening.
Used by teams of all levels
allclip is used by school teams, clubs, and amateur leagues. See our news and case studies for how teams put it to work.
Get started with just a camera and a tripod
All you need is a DJI Osmo 360 and a tripod. Setup guides are available in our help center, and plans start from JPY 9,680 per month depending on how many hours you record.