Stream Highlights
Mark it live. Share it from the parking lot.
The double happens, you tap once, and there's now a link that jumps straight to that moment in the YouTube or Facebook video. Nobody scrubs through two hours of game to find eight seconds.
During the game
One tap. Keep watching.
Marking a highlight can't cost you the next play. So it doesn't — tap the marker, and the app records the timestamp, the source that was on air, and whatever tags you've set up. Add a label now or later. That's it.
- Live markers — timestamp, on-air source, optional label and tags, captured without leaving the switcher.
- Tags with a purpose — a tag can carry an email recipient and a default message. "#Maddie" knows where grandma lives.
- Platform-anchored — markers are anchored to the actual broadcast timeline, so links land on the play, not three minutes of warmups early.
- YouTube and Facebook — deep links point into the platform's own video archive. Nothing to upload, nothing to edit.
After the game
Every game, every marker, still there.
Past streams live in the app with their full marker sets — titles, times, view counts, and thumbnails pulled from the platform. Browse a season of broadcasts, pick a game, and share any moment from it, weeks later.
- Highlight review — all markers from a stream with labels, tags, and thumbnails, in one list.
- Email by tag— send every "#Maddie" moment from today's game in one message, with a subject and body you wrote once.
- Timestamped links — each one opens the platform's player at the exact second. Works for coaches, editors, and relatives equally well.
- Season archive— every broadcast persists with its metadata. The app remembers so you don't have to.
The kid's best at-bat, in grandma's inbox before the team finishes shaking hands.
Highlights live in Pro.
Markers, tags, deep links, and the season archive — part of the production layer alongside Replay and Virtual Cameras.
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