Your personal sports AI
From footage to game knowledge
Ask your game. dribbl's AI finds every answer in your own material: video, audio, images, text and documents, linked into one knowledge base for training, tactics and marketing.
- Basketball first, more sports to follow
- For individuals, teams and clubs
- Made in Germany
A first look at dribbl is almost here.
How dribbl works
Every data type. One knowledge base.
dribbl's AI processes video, audio, images, text and documents and links them into one intelligent knowledge base for training, tactics and marketing.
Multimodal inputs
- Video
- Audio
- Images
- Text
- Documents
- more
The core of dribbl
Multimodal AI
Only linking every data type yields insights that no single source can give.
What it solves for coaches, players and referees
Automated video analysis
instead of hours of scrubbing through film yourself
Derive training concepts
individual and team-oriented
Simulation in 2D and 3D
play through game situations
Sharing and marketing
share content and put it to commercial use
Backed and supported by
What we want to achieve
Game knowledge for everyone.
dribbl stands for the step from paper to an AI that knows your game. Our platform captures training and game data in one place, automatically analyzes the situations that decide a game and makes the tactical connections behind them open to everyone in the sport, regardless of league, location or budget.
Capture
Every training session, performance value and game analysis lands in one place. dribbl structures it and keeps it open to every team in the club. Nothing stays in a binder.
Spot
Passes, shots, the moments that decide a game: dribbl marks and processes them on its own. No tally marks on a clipboard, no second pass through the game.
Show
dribbl puts game movements and situations on screen: who moved where, how a play unfolded. Assistants and players read the same picture as the head coach. Tactics stop living in one person’s head.
Ask
Type a question the way you would ask a colleague: where did we lose possession, which play worked in the second half. dribbl answers from your own footage and notes, with the clips to prove it.