BoothPilot is video software for sports teams that don't have anyone free to run a camera. Coaches and team managers set up their season once; from there the platform records each game, streams it live for the families who can't be in the stands, and gets the footage to wherever the team reviews it. Its companion app, BoothPilot Replay, covers the case where someone is available to film: it works with a handheld phone or tablet as well as with a fixed camera.
BoothPilot (web, closed beta) — scheduling, automated capture and live broadcast. You add your games to the team calendar; on game day a fixed camera in the booth records and streams with nobody operating it, and the finished footage lands in the tool your coaches already use. Live broadcasts go to your team's own YouTube channel.
BoothPilot Replay (mobile, public launch soon) — a cloud-based replay app for the sideline. No automated setup is needed: whoever is free films by hand on a phone or tablet, and Replay works the same way with a fixed camera if you have one. Record short clips from one or more angles during the game and the bench reviews them seconds later, annotated. Clips are stored in a cloud account your team owns rather than on our servers; Google Drive is the supported provider today.
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BoothPilot (web) — YouTube, scope https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.force-ssl. Requested to create and run the live broadcasts you schedule in BoothPilot: creating the broadcast and its stream, binding them to the channel you connected, and reading back their status. We do not read, change or delete anything else on your channel, we do not post or comment as you, and we never use this data for advertising. Revoke from the Integrations screen in BoothPilot or at https://myaccount.google.com/permissions.
BoothPilot Replay (mobile) — Google Drive, scope https://www.googleapis.com/auth/drive.file. Requested to upload your team's clips and thumbnails to the Drive account your team links, read them back for playback, and delete them when you delete a clip. This scope grants access only to files the app itself created and cannot reach anything else in your Drive. Video files stay in your team's Drive; we store only the file identifiers. Never used for advertising. A team administrator can disconnect the Drive account from Team settings, or revoke at https://myaccount.google.com/permissions.
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