Version limitations and current scope

This page summarizes the boundaries users should understand before relying on CoachEye for training, video capture, analytics, or planning workflows.

Not included in the current scope

• Full wearable-device integration across the entire training ecosystem.
• Public live streaming for matches or training sessions.
• Automated officiating, including automated line calling.

Product positioning

• CoachEye supports coaching decisions; it does not replace professional coaching judgment.
• CoachEye is not a full league or tournament operations platform.
• CoachEye is not a generic fitness-only app. Its strongest workflows are built around racquet-sport training, video review, Smart Court activity, and athlete development.

Technical and privacy considerations

• Camera quality and placement affect recording quality and the usefulness of analysis.
• Connectivity can vary on court. Some workflows may depend on whether the device, venue, and account are online.
• Privacy and consent matter whenever video, athlete data, or performance signals are captured and reviewed.
• Feature availability can vary by product version, account permissions, and workspace setup.

Before you rely on a workflow

• Check that the relevant feature is available in your CoachEye workspace.
• Confirm that cameras, locations, participants, and permissions are set up before a live session.
• Use AI-supported analysis as decision support, then review the result with coaching judgment.

Related

• About CoachEye ? the platform overview.
• Smart Court ? court and camera workflows.
• Video Analysis ? reviewing and learning from footage.