
In short
Compare puts two moments of your own match side by side. The frozen frame becomes moment A; for moment B you pick from the shots and snaps the scan found, from your clips or from another project. Press play and both panes run from their own moment: the counter is the same offset on both sides, so a second after the first shot sits next to a second after the second shot, even when they are twenty minutes apart. To moment jumps both back to zero, Draw marks the difference on a pane, Done returns to the frame. Everything stays on your device. iPhone and iPad.
Step by step
Open Compare
The Compare tool puts two moments of your own match side by side. The frozen frame becomes moment A, and for moment B you pick from the shots and snaps the scan found, or from another project.
On screen: Compare: the frozen moment is A. Pick moment B from the shots the scan found.
Both from their moment
Then press play, and both sides run from their own moment. The counter is the same offset on both panes, so a second after the first shot sits next to a second after the second shot, even if they are twenty minutes apart.
On screen: Play: both panes run from their own moment. +1.4 s means 1.4 s after each one.
Mark the difference
The To moment button jumps both sides back to zero. Draw lets you mark the difference on a pane, and the Done button takes you back to the frame.
On screen: To moment jumps back to zero. Draw on a pane, then Done.
What you need
- An iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later (or a Mac).
- TacticalSnap from the App Store. It is free to download and every analysis tool is free.
- A match video in Photos or Files. Any camera works, even a phone on the touchline.
Try it on your own footage
TacticalSnap runs the whole loop on an iPhone or iPad, on the device. Analysing is free and unlimited; exporting video is the only paid step.
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