🙋 You decide which videos you're in — plus scout reports that stick around
New
Nobody can put your name on a video without asking you. When someone links you to a player in their analysis, it now becomes a claim you answer. You'll see it waiting on your dashboard, watch the footage, and confirm or decline. Until you confirm, the link does nothing at all — it isn't on your profile, it doesn't count towards anything, and it doesn't show you to anyone else.
You see enough to judge, and no more. Answering a claim shows you the video and the one detected player being claimed as you — not the other players' names or ratings. They haven't confirmed anything, so their details stay theirs.
Declining sticks. If you say a player isn't you, that video can't tag you again. You can also decline everything waiting on you at once.
Your Opponent Scout reports are saved. Reports used to disappear when you refreshed. They're now kept, listed on the Opponent Scout page, and reopen for free — no second charge to read something you already paid for.
Scout can tell you how someone plays, not just what they've won. Where a player has confirmed that video is of them, their reports now include what the analyser actually saw — shot selection, court position, tendencies — in its own section, kept separate from what their match record says.
Attach an analysis to a game from the report itself, and analyses submitted alongside a score publish automatically.
Bulk-import members from a spreadsheet. Clubs can upload a CSV to add members in one go, review what will be created, and download the results.
Fifteen more countries at signup.
Improved
Vision Ratings are now worked out by the VAIR engine, the same way a certified rater's assessment becomes a rating. Previously the number was the analyser's own overall impression of the footage. New analyses may show noticeably different ratings as a result, and they're the more dependable ones. Analyses from before this release keep the number they were saved with. Where the footage can't support a rating, you'll see that said plainly instead of a number.
VAIR Vision and Opponent Scout now look like one product. Both reports were rebuilt on the same design.
Signup asks for a zip code only where one applies — the US and Canada.
Fixed
One analysis is charged once, however many attempts it takes to complete. Retries were sometimes charging again.
Credit balances are reported accurately, including when several things happen at once.
Private analyses are private. A signed-in person could open the video of an analysis that wasn't theirs and hadn't been shared with them.
Deleted members no longer appear on analyses.
An analysis shows the right sport's ratings for the people in it.
Share links open properly and stay visible once created.
Weekly and monthly stats no longer shift a day depending on your timezone.
