Your phone films it. Saeru charts it.

Yes. University teams use Saeru free for the length of the pilot, by invitation. Terms after the pilot go to participating teams as soon as they're set.

The middle of a long side, above the players' heads. One phone or tablet on a tripod, with both baskets and every line in the frame.

Full-court, game-style film works. A scrimmage against another team, filmed like a game, can be one game. Drills and half-court practice don't.

Saeru runs in the browser, with nothing to install. Review and approval work best on a computer or tablet, and players can read their stats on a phone. In Japanese and English.

Add one file per quarter (MP4, MOV, WebM or MKV, up to 40 minutes). If something stalls, the game page says why and how to retry.

A game usually takes a few hours. You can close the page meanwhile. You'll see it in the app when it's done, and by email if you've left that on.

Shots: made or missed and where on the court, rolled up into per-jersey shooting and a shot chart. It doesn't record box-score items like rebounds and assists, possessions or tactics.

Yes. Export Match Stats as a PDF or a CSV, and share a report outside the team with a private link you can revoke.

Your team only, to start with. Players see only the approved reports of their own team. For each match your staff decide whether anyone else, such as the opposing team, can see it, and a share outside the team is a private link you can revoke.

When a coach adds players to the roster and sends invites, players see approved reports on their own account. Staff can send parents a private link.

Yes. In Workspace settings, use “Invite a member” to invite assistant coaches and managers by email.