Upload a clip from training or a game. Ask what to fix — or just ask “am I doing something wrong here?” You get a specific breakdown of what you're doing, the drills to fix it, and a coach that remembers every video you've sent.
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Your first touch is taking you into pressure. You're receiving square to the field with your hips closed.
A look at the app. Open it on your phone and film five seconds.
“I know I need to get better. I just don't know what I'm actually doing wrong.”
The most common thing we heard
You stop guessing. Your clip gets broken down the way an academy coach would break it down — the cause, not a description of what happened. Not “your touch was heavy.” Why it was heavy, and what you did three seconds earlier that made it heavy.
“I train all the time. I have no idea if I'm training the right thing.”
The second most common thing
Every drill you get exists because of something that happened in your video — not because it's next in a library. Then you film it again and find out whether it worked. Your practice finally has a scoreboard.
One shot that didn't curve. One touch that got away. One 1v1 you lost. The mistake is usually over in a second — that's all we need to see. Film it on a phone from the side of you, whole body in frame. Longer clips work too, but short and specific gets sharper coaching.
Ask your own question — or say nothing and let it find the problem. It reads your technique, body position, decisions and execution — outfield or in goal — then tells you what to change and why it costs you.
Do the drills. Film it again. Your coach opens the same Skill, compares the new clip to the last one, and tells you what actually improved and what didn't. It never starts from zero — and it never gives you the same feedback twice.
Not just a score. Not a highlight reel. The moment where it went wrong, why it went wrong, and the exact change that fixes it.
Your first touch is taking you into pressure, not away from it. You're receiving square to the field with your hips closed — so by the time the ball arrives, the only option left is back the way it came.
A chatbot can give you advice about first touch. It can't watch yours, and it has no idea what your left foot was doing three weeks ago. Most video analysis isn't much better — it ends the moment the feedback does. This is built the other way around.
“Your first touch is consistently getting away from your body when you receive under pressure. You're arriving square to the field, so the ball has nowhere safe to go.”
“Compared to your last clip, your touch is noticeably closer on your right side — you're opening up before the ball arrives now. It's still escaping when you receive on your left. Same cause, weaker foot.”
“Both feet are under control now — that's two weeks of real progress. New problem, and it's a better one to have: your touch is clean, but you're not scanning before it arrives, so you're turning into trouble you could have seen.”
Coaching written for the exact thing you did, not for players in general.
Drills designed around the specific problem in your clip.
Send the next video into the same Skill when you've done the work.
It compares you to you — clip by clip, week by week.
Over time your uploads turn into an honest picture of your own game — what you've fixed, what you're mid-way through, and what you've been avoiding.
Open a skill to see every clip, every note and every drill you've done inside it.
Under pressure, receiving on the half-turn
Body shape and distance on the approach
Contact point and follow-through inside the box
Checking your shoulder before the ball arrives
Starting position when your team loses the ball
Passing range and control on your left
Every weakness becomes a training plan. Not a drill library you scroll through — drills that exist because of what happened in your clip, with the one thing you're supposed to be thinking about while you do them.
Purpose: get your first touch out of pressure instead of into it.
Purpose: stop turning into trouble you could have seen coming.
Encouragement is easy and worth nothing. We're building this to be honest, specific, and occasionally uncomfortable — the way the best coach you've ever had was.
“Great job! Nice effort on the ball. Keep working hard and you'll get there!”
Tells you nothing. You already knew you were trying.
“Your first touch is technically clean when you have time. But when pressure comes from your left, you receive square to the field, and your touch takes you straight into it. Start opening your hips before the ball arrives, and take the first touch across your body. That one change buys you the half-second you keep losing.”
Names the cause, the condition it happens under, and the change. That's the bar.
It doesn't matter what level you're at. If you can film yourself and you're willing to hear something you don't want to hear, the loop works the same way.
Your game provides the data.
The AI provides the coaching.
You provide the work.
We're not going to tell you this makes you a professional. It's a coach that sees every rep and remembers all of them. What you do with that is the actual variable.
I'm a goalkeeper. For most of the time I've played, "individual training" meant an outfield coach shouting something generic while I dived around on my own afterwards. Most clubs don't have a keeper coach. The ones that do get them for an hour a week.
So Tacto knows what a set position should look like, why you're beaten low to your hand side, when your set step is late, and why you're spilling shots you should be holding. It gives you keeper drills you can actually do with a wall and one server — not outfield receiving patterns with the word "goalkeeper" pasted on top.
Keepers get specialist coaching.
Everyone else gets it too.
Nobody trains alone in the dark.
“You're set too tall. Your hands are inside your knees and your weight is back on your heels, so everything low to your right takes an extra step you don't have.”
“Set position is much better — hands outside the knees, weight forward. Now the timing: your set step is landing after the strike instead of just before it, so you're still moving when the ball is hit.”
Conceptual example of a goalkeeper skill.
Three free clips every month — enough to find a real problem, do the drills, and film it again to see if it worked. That loop is the whole product, and you get it without paying anything.
For trying it properly, not for a teaser.
$89 a year — less than one private session.
The coach pays. All 25 players get everything.
Several age groups under one account.
We're not taking payment yet. Everything is free while we're in early access — tell us which plan you'd want and we'll come to you before anything is ever charged.
Film five seconds, ask what's wrong, and get coached. No signup.
Free while we're in early access. Nothing to install.
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