Adelyons Software
Upload your film. Get measurables you can defend — top speed, burst, braking, cut cost, and the metrics that actually matter at your position.
A football field is a ruler. Yard lines are five yards apart on every field there has ever been, so the app reads your speed against the field itself — which means a camera that pans, zooms or shakes doesn't change the answer.
yd/s, with mph and an estimated 40 beside it.
How hard you accelerate, and how hard you stop — the one nobody scouts.
What a hard cut costs you versus running straight. Agility, separated from speed.
Separation and hands for receivers, get-off and rush moves for the edge, coverage for corners.
Every highlight reel puts the best play in slow motion. A 40 time taken off a replay is worthless, so the app finds those stretches by measuring the film and excludes them from anything time-based. It tells you how many it threw away.
It also tells you how much of your tape it could actually lock onto the yard lines, how many plays each number came from, and when a metric simply isn't measurable on the film you uploaded. A number you can't defend is worse than no number.
Every measurement lands in a band — Elite, Advanced, Good, Average, Below Average or Poor — against high-school varsity players at your position, with Elite calibrated to what a future Division-I player looked like in high school. Not against a current NFL roster, which would tell a sixteen-year-old nothing.
Send a card that plays your film with the numbers on it. Anyone who opens it can add your tape to their own list — no re-upload, nothing to download — so a coach ends up with his receivers in one sortable list.
You control it. Sharing is never automatic, letting others save it is a separate switch, and revoking removes it from every list it was ever saved to.
Highlight Video Stats is a football film analysis app that turns a highlight tape into measurable numbers. Upload your video and it reads your speed against the field's yard lines to report top speed in yards per second, an estimated 40 time, burst, braking and cut cost, with a confidence rating on every figure.
Because the measurement is anchored to the field rather than to the camera, panning, zooming and shaking do not change the result. Slow-motion stretches are detected and excluded from anything time-based, and every number is an estimate derived from video, not an officially timed result.
It measures your speed against the field itself. Yard lines are five yards apart on every football field, so the app uses them as a ruler — which means a camera that pans, zooms or shakes does not change the answer.
Top speed is reported in yards per second, with miles per hour and an estimated 40 beside it. Every number is an estimate derived from video rather than an officially timed result, so it should not be presented as a combine-timed figure.
Slow-motion stretches are found by measuring the film and excluded from anything time-based, because a 40 time taken off a replay is worthless. The app tells you how many it threw away.
Burst and braking — how hard you accelerate and how hard you stop — and cut cost, which is what a hard cut costs you versus running straight. It also reports the metrics that matter at your position, such as separation and hands for receivers, get-off and rush moves for the edge, and coverage for corners.
Every measurement lands in a band — Elite, Advanced, Good, Average, Below Average or Poor — against high-school varsity players at your position. Elite is calibrated to what a future Division-I player looked like in high school, not to a current NFL roster.
No. Your video is uploaded for analysis and deleted as soon as it has been analysed. The measurements are kept rather than your film, and your video is not used to train AI models.
No. You can use the whole app as a guest, with no account at all. Signing in with Google or Apple is needed only to share a card and to keep your tapes if you change phone.
Revoking a share link removes the tape from every list it was ever saved to and stops the clip loading, because share clips are private and served through short-lived links. You can delete your account and everything attached to it from inside the app or from the delete-account page.
Your tape list, your cards and the comparisons all work offline. Analysis needs the cloud, so your video is uploaded — and deleted as soon as it has been analysed. We keep the numbers, not everyone's film. Share clips are private and served through short-lived links, which is why revoking actually works.
You can use the whole app as a guest, with no account at all.