PeakTraining AI vs Pitchwise

PeakTraining AI brings workout and game-stat logging together with body metrics, training load, game film, highlight reels, and athlete evaluations. Athletes can upload footage from a phone, Hudl, or YouTube for AI analysis and performance insights. The maker says a person reviews and approves AI outputs before they are shared with coaches or scouts. The FAQ names basketball, football, soccer, and baseball for sport-specific stats and analytics; the supported-sports list also includes track and volleyball. Users can export highlight reels to recruiters or a public athletic resume URL, and automatic event detection is listed. PeakTraining AI runs on Android, iOS, and the web. Its free plan includes workout and game-stat logging and a basic athletic profile. The maker says the service does not produce AI recruiting outcomes or talent scores, medical or return-to-play guidance, or one-click highlight reels. Video analysis data is retained for 90 days before deletion.

Pitchwise turns grassroots football match footage into highlights, graphics, team pages and season archives. Teams can record on a phone, use a tripod or Pitchwise Mount, or import footage from another camera. Its AI identifies goals, saves, skills and near misses in full-match video, with clips described as ready within minutes of the final whistle. Clips can be shared in formats for Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp and YouTube. Clubs get branded score graphics and stat cards, and their team page updates after each match. The Pitchwise Mount uses AI to pan and tilt a phone to follow play. Match footage is private by default; team managers control highlights and content, while club admins can curate the club page. The product is currently built for grassroots football, not other sports, and stats and analytics are not yet available as a full product layer. The free plan stores one full game per month, with unlimited clip storage and editing. Team is $7.99 a month and Pro is $17.99 a month.