A highlight reel is forty seconds a kid picked. A certified PBiR record is every possession they played, graded on the same scale we use on Division I rosters — what they produced, where it came from, and what it cost.
Your season runs March through July. So does ours. Film it, export it, upload it — the reports keep coming all summer. Boys and girls programs alike — the engine grades the game, not the roster.
Let us convert your Hudl export into basketball intelligence.
Keep using Hudl exactly the way you always have — we’ve got nothing against it. You film, they tag, you export. We turn that export into a certified intelligence program for your team.
This is a real game — a high school team that won 54–46. The coach exported his stats out of Hudl and the engine graded every player on the same scale it uses for Division I rosters. The same thing happens to every game your club plays:
Nine pages. The value board, value produced, team efficiency quarter by quarter, the shot chart, the five-man units, where the points came from, and a glossary that defines every term on the page.
Nothing here asks you to learn a new system, change how you film, or move your video anywhere. Your film stays in your own account.
After every game you upload. Nine pages: the value board, what each player produced, the quarter that decided it, the shot chart, and the five-man units.
Every player on the roster. His certified record, what his value came from, and what cost him most — updating as games are uploaded.
The whole year, graded. Scoring order against value order across every game, not one night.
Where all of it lives. Up to 20 coaches and players, each with a private sign-in. Nothing expires, nothing gets buried in an inbox.
One shared board. You post the possession worth reviewing, players answer, and it scrolls back all season.
You see who read it. Before you run practice, you know which players opened the report and which didn't.
We don't promise you pages your film can't support. Here is exactly what each export produces — and every level below is included when you have the data above.
| What you export | What the engine produces |
|---|---|
| Team totals | Team Efficiency Brief — quarter by quarter, four factors, where the points came from |
| Per-player totals | The full value board, player pages and season evaluation |
| Lineup totals | Adds minutes, value per minute, and the five-man unit board |
| Shot chart | Adds shot geography — every zone, every free throw |
| Play-by-play | Adds runs, momentum, and the minute the game turned |
No setup call, no onboarding week. Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
One requirement, said plainly: a game has to be broken down in your video platform before it can be graded. Raw film has no numbers in it, and we never ask you to send film.
Per team. For AAU clubs, travel programs, academies and high school teams. Twelve months from the day you activate — which covers a spring, a summer and the season after it.
Activating a pass includes your program in the certified record, so college coaches can find your players. Read the terms — it’s one page, in plain English, and you can turn it off.
Every figure traces to a source. Your exports, and nothing else. Nothing is modelled, projected or filled in.
We name the gap, we never fill it. Where your export records nothing, the report prints a dash and says so. A missing value is never rendered as a zero.
Rates publish above a floor. Value per minute publishes at eight minutes or more. Below it the player is listed and the rate reads "not published" — an eight-minute rate and a thirty-minute rate are not the same claim.
The page says what it stands on. A college report stands on the official record with two witnesses. Your report stands on tagged film reconciled to its own box score. Both are honest. They are not the same claim, and the report tells you which one it is.
Activate today and your locker opens today. Club directors running multiple teams: one conversation, one invoice, a locker for each team.