Windows Version
Install eSpor for Windows and test the full analysis workflow with a 7-day trial.
Download Windows Installer
eSpor
Analyze football, basketball, volleyball, handball and any competition video. Tag key moments, review a tactical timeline and export highlight clips — locally on your own computer.
The Windows version is ready with a 7-day trial and annual membership. The macOS version is waiting for App Store approval.
Install eSpor for Windows and test the full analysis workflow with a 7-day trial.
Download Windows InstallerThe Mac App Store version will be available after Apple review is completed.
Notify: Coming SoonAnalyze full-length competition videos with smooth local video streaming.
Mark attacks, transitions, rotations, set plays, defensive moments and custom tags for any sport.
Navigate clips visually with zoom, playhead, ruler and sequential playback.
Render focused highlight reels with notes and subtitles.
Your video library and analysis stay on your Mac.
No per-video limits. Build your own local analysis archive.
From the first import to the final presentation clip, eSpor keeps the analysis process fast, visual and coach-friendly.
Use eSpor for football, basketball, volleyball, handball, futsal, rugby, hockey, tennis, combat sports and any video-based coaching workflow.
Download for WindowseSpor works locally. Your videos, clips, notes and analysis files are kept on your own computer.
The app does not transfer your match videos or analysis data to external servers.
Because the workflow is offline and local, clubs and coaches keep control of their own performance data.
For Turkish users, this local-first structure supports KVKK-conscious use because personal or team performance data is not sent outside the user’s computer by the application.
No. Your main analysis workflow runs locally on your Mac.
No. eSpor is designed for clip analysis in all sports.
Yes. eSpor is built for full match videos and long analysis sessions.
Coaches, analysts, academies, clubs and professional technical staff across all sports.
No. Videos, clips, notes and analysis data remain on your local Mac.