Know what’s coming.
RangerAI turns your opponent film into a Friday-night edge — what they’ll run from any down, distance, and spot on the field, with the confidence to back the call.
Import a Hudl export · Scout by Thursday · Call it live on Friday.
A run/pass call fast enough for the time your booth actually has between snaps.
Game-day mode runs fully offline — because the press box rarely has a signal.
Traces to the exact plays behind it. Trust you can check, not a black box.
The whole week, sharper — from film breakdown to the call in the booth.
One engine reads your opponent’s tendencies, builds the report your staff wants, and turns it into a live prediction on game day.
Tendencies by situation — with the honesty to trust them.
Drop in a Hudl export and RangerAI breaks the opponent down by down, distance, field zone, personnel, and formation — their offense and their defense, kept as separate datasets so the two can never bleed together. Every read carries a confidence range and a real sample size — never a fake number on three plays.
- Run/pass splits, success rate, and 3rd-down profile
- Where their explosive plays actually come from
- Most-stoppable looks by situation
- Their coverage, pressure, and where they’re most beatable
A call for the booth, in seconds — and offline.
Punch in the situation on a big-button, keyboard-fast screen and get run vs. pass, how fast the ball comes out, and the concept to expect — each with a confidence you can weigh. It runs with no internet, so the press box is never a dead zone.
- Live plays fold into the read as the game unfolds
- Confidence range on every call, never false certainty
- Works on the laptop you already bring
The numbers that separate winning from losing.
RangerAI leans on success rate and 3rd-down leverage over vanity totals — plus Bill Connelly’s Five Factors and explosive-play sources. It tells you which down decides their drives, not just that they run 62% on first.
- Success rate & leverage, weighted where it matters
- Standard vs. passing-down behavior
- Run efficiency by direction and gap
Your coordinators get the read without radioing the box.
One person charts in the press box. The same read is on the sideline a moment later, where whoever is watching it can put it in front of your coordinators before they signal in — instead of it being relayed down a headset while the offense is already lining up.
- Arrives in seconds — inside the play clock, not after it
- A frozen screen looks frozen — it says so before anyone calls off it
- Read-only on any phone or tablet — nothing tapped on the sideline can disturb the chart
The halftime report a college staff gets — off your press-box printer.
Chart both sides through the half and walk into the locker room with two or three pages: the score, what’s working, what isn’t, and the handful of things to fix — written out, not left for you to infer from a table.
- Your offense and their offense, drive by drive
- Fixes ranked by how big they are and how sure we are
- Prints with no internet — the press box rarely has any
Three steps from film to Friday.
Import your film
Drop in the Hudl export your staff already tags. Every column comes through — nothing dropped, nothing re-keyed.
Build your report
See the tendencies, then arrange the cards your coordinator actually wants — saved as a template you reuse each week.
Predict live
On game day, open the booth screen and read the call in the seconds between snaps — online or off.
You’re looking at a work in progress.
This is a live development build, running on real film — not a finished product. You have it early on purpose: what’s useful, what’s missing, and what’s flat-out wrong is what shapes the rest of it. Tell me and it gets built.
Already using it? Open the app. New here? Mail me and I’ll walk you through it.