LongoMatch

LongoMatch is video analysis software for planning training, reviewing matches, managing teams and sharing feedback. It can code events during live or recorded games and save drawing annotations to footage. Users can analyze up to four videos at once and switch between camera angles. Its statistics include event locations, player-specific data, possession, fouls and assists. Longoboard supports training-session planning, tactical diagrams and sharing plans as native files, images, video or PDF. Longocloud supports sharing software and video files, tagging content, comments, shareable statistics and team management. Listed sports include football, rugby, hockey, handball, baseball, basketball and volleyball. The free Basic plan includes five projects, two teams, one dashboard and 50 events per project, with a non-removable watermark. Longomatch Starter costs €15.00 per month with annual payment of €150, shown as €12.50 per month. Pro costs €55.00 per month with annual payment of €550, shown as €45.84 per month. Desktop minimums are macOS Monterey 12 or Windows 10 version 1809. Longomatch no longer offers or maintains its Open Source version.

LongoMatch pairs match analysis with training planning and team collaboration options. Check the Basic plan limits and platform requirements against your team's workflow before choosing a plan.

It suits coaches and teams that want to code match footage, review statistics and plan training. The Basic plan may fit small-scale use, while teams needing more projects or analysis features can consider paid plans.

LongoMatch is a sports video-analysis and coaching-planning suite for teams that want match review and training preparation to work together. It suits coaches and analysts coordinating both, but the right fit depends on how many projects, users and cloud resources your team needs.

Overview

LongoMatch combines match analysis, training planning, team management and feedback sharing. It supports sports including football, rugby, hockey, handball, baseball, basketball and volleyball. Drawing annotations and custom labels help coaches connect observations to footage, while its statistics cover event locations, player-specific data, possession, fouls and assists.

The Open Source version is no longer offered or maintained, and will receive no further updates. Fluendo VAS S.L. is responsible for personal-data processing and says it follows GDPR and Spain's Organic Law 3/2018.

Key features

Match analysis

Coaches can code events during live or recorded games and save drawings to footage. LongoMatch says it can analyze up to four videos at once and switch between camera angles, a useful option for teams reviewing an event from multiple views. The Pro plan is where multicamera support appears; teams that only need single-video review may find the Basic or Starter limits sufficient, depending on their project and event volume.

Planning and collaboration

Longoboard handles training-session planning and tactical diagrams, with plans shareable as native files, images, video or PDF. Longocloud adds file sharing, content tagging, comments, shareable statistics and team management. These additions suit clubs that need to circulate both analysis and training material; they also make plan choice important, since cloud users and storage are capped in the bundled plans.

Exports and compatibility

Pro includes Excel export, XML import and export, and compatibility with Longocloud. Those options matter to teams that need spreadsheet reporting or XML exchange; teams that do not need those workflows can avoid paying for Pro on that basis alone.

Pricing

LongoMatch is freemium, with a 15-day trial and paid plans starting at €12.50/mo (annual). The pricing page lists support that scales by plan: personalized support for Basic and Starter, and remote technical assistance for Pro.

The Basic plan's five-project, two-team and 50-event caps make it a limited ongoing option, not a full-scale analysis tier. Starter removes those analysis caps and adds live capture; Pro adds multicamera and data exchange. The cloud bundles include only one Pro and one Longoboard license, so larger user and storage allowances do not mean more desktop licenses.

Platforms

LongoMatch lists Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows. Its desktop minimums are macOS Monterey 12 and Windows 10 version 1809. Longoboard requires an iPad with iOS 12.2 or later, or Android 14 or later; teams should check these requirements before building a mobile planning workflow.

Who it's for

LongoMatch is a strong fit for coaches and analysts who need event-based sports video review alongside session planning and team feedback. Starter suits teams that need uncapped projects and live camera input; Pro makes more sense when multicamera review or Excel and XML workflows matter. Basic is best kept to small-scale use, while the Longocloud bundles suit teams that can work within their one-license structure and need shared cloud capacity. It is less compelling for a team seeking only a lightweight annotation tool or an open-source product.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Match analysis, training planning and collaboration features span the product family, so teams can connect review with preparation and feedback.
• Pros: Starter removes project, team, dashboard and event limits and supports live analysis through webcam, HDMI and IP camera.
• Pros: Pro adds multicamera review, Excel export and XML exchange for more involved analysis workflows.
• Cons: Basic is capped at five projects and 50 events per project, and its watermark cannot be removed.
• Cons: The cloud bundles include only one Pro and one Longoboard license, even when user and storage limits are higher.
• Cons: The Open Source version is discontinued, so users seeking a maintained open-source edition should look elsewhere.

Alternatives

Onform is worth considering for a freemium video-review workflow with a free option tied to being connected to a coach, personal recording and coach-shared video review. BORIS is the alternative to consider if free, open-source software is the priority.

Frame.io may suit teams looking for a free collaboration starting point with up to two members, two projects and 2GB storage, plus Camera to Cloud and transcription and captions. Roboflow is another freemium option, with its free tier based on monthly credits for training models or running inferences rather than a sports-analysis plan.

Kollaborate is a paid alternative with a Basic plan offering 30 GB storage, unlimited projects and bandwidth, but no team members or custom branding. Nacsport is another paid option with a free trial.

ATHLYZER is worth comparing for its Rookie plan, which includes 100 GB cloud storage and unlimited videos with yearly payment. Dartfish may suit mobile-first users looking for offline work and personal cloud storage in its myDartfish Mobile plan. Browse more options in Video Annotation Software.

Verdict

Choose LongoMatch if your team wants match analysis, training plans and collaboration in a connected sports workflow, and select Starter or higher when Basic's caps become restrictive. Look elsewhere if you need a maintained open-source version, or if the included licenses and cloud limits do not match your team structure.