AI Football is a directory of AI tools for the game: the 360TFT products plus the tools the wider football community is building, across coaching, refereeing and scouting. Free to browse, free to list. A single place to see what AI is actually doing in football, rather than hearing about it one tweet at a time.
Hey Product Hunt. I'm Kevin, a football coach educator who has spent the last while building AI tools for the game.
AI in football is moving fast, but it is impossible to keep track of. Tools launch, get mentioned once on Twitter, and disappear. There is no single place to see what actually exists.
AI Football is that place. A directory of AI tools for football across coaching, refereeing and scouting, including the things I have built and the things other people are building. Free to browse, and free to list if you have built something.
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Genuinely curious here, how do you decide what counts as football-specific AI versus a general tool that just happens to have sports use cases? The line between coaching, refereeing and scouting feels especially fuzzy with stuff like computer vision.
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Curious how you're vetting the tools listed here to make sure they actually work as advertised, and not just submissions from random builders.
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Do you vet the tools before listing them or is it open for anyone to submit, and how do you keep the directory from getting cluttered with low quality stuff?
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How do you decide which tools make the cut for the directory, and is there any vetting beyond just letting anyone list whatever they build?
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finally a spot that pulls the random AI football tools into one feed instead of hunting them down on twitter. Browsed the scouting section and saw a couple of trackers i hadn't come across before, which feels like the whole point.
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Genuinely curious here, how do you decide what counts as football-specific AI versus a general tool that just happens to have sports use cases? The line between coaching, refereeing and scouting feels especially fuzzy with stuff like computer vision.
Curious how you're vetting the tools listed here to make sure they actually work as advertised, and not just submissions from random builders.
Do you vet the tools before listing them or is it open for anyone to submit, and how do you keep the directory from getting cluttered with low quality stuff?
How do you decide which tools make the cut for the directory, and is there any vetting beyond just letting anyone list whatever they build?
finally a spot that pulls the random AI football tools into one feed instead of hunting them down on twitter. Browsed the scouting section and saw a couple of trackers i hadn't come across before, which feels like the whole point.