FeraEye
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How you really played.
5-a-side, from your watch

Play as usual. After the game, see how you really played: a heatmap, a 0–100 score, and every number against your personal average.

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For iPhone and Apple Watch

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  • A heatmap on the pitch.
  • A score from 0 to 100.
  • Against your personal average.

Example game

After the game

See the whole game as a heatmap on the pitch. A game score from 0 to 100, and one line on how it went.

  • A heatmap on the pitch.

Example game

Against your personal average

See the heatmap and the game score against your personal average, with km, sprints and top speed.
A number turns gold when it's above your personal average.

  • Against your personal average.
  • A score from 0 to 100.
Game score
66▲
60
Distance
4.4 km▲
4.1
Sprints
11▲
9
Top speed
21.6 km/h▲
20.9

One game with FeraEye

Step 1: Before the game, open FeraEye on your watch.Step 2: Start on the watch: pick the game format.Step 3: The watch counts each mini-game.Step 4: Lost the mini-game? Tap “Loss” once.Step 5: Waiting outside: this time stays out of the count.Step 6: One tap puts you back on the pitch.Step 7: The watch asks if you switched sides, to know where you attacked.Step 8: Tap “Yes” and play the next mini-game.Step 9: The game goes on, mini-game after mini-game.Step 10: Done? Tap “End game”.Step 11: The watch shows a short summary, and the full analysis goes to your iPhone.
Step 12: Moments later a notification arrives: the analysis is ready.Step 13: The heatmap of the whole game paints onto the pitch.Step 14: See the game score against your personal average, with km, sprints and top speed.
Step 15: The game card reaches the group, and everyone sees how you played.
  1. Step 1

    Before the game, open FeraEye on your watch.

  2. Step 2

    Start on the watch: pick the game format.

    Open FeraEye on your watch, pick a format and tap Start. Your phone stays in the bag.

  3. Step 3

    The watch counts each mini-game.

    The watch records on its own: time, heart rate, distance and sprints (runs above 18 km/h). You just play.

  4. Step 4

    Lost the mini-game? Tap “Loss” once.

  5. Step 5

    Waiting outside: this time stays out of the count.

    On the sideline? Rest time stays out of the count. One tap and you're back on.

  6. Step 6

    One tap puts you back on the pitch.

  7. Step 7

    The watch asks if you switched sides, to know where you attacked.

  8. Step 8

    Tap “Yes” and play the next mini-game.

  9. Step 9

    The game goes on, mini-game after mini-game.

  10. Step 10

    Done? Tap “End game”.

    Tap “End game”. Moments later the notification arrives: the analysis is ready.

  11. Step 11

    The watch shows a short summary, and the full analysis goes to your iPhone.

  12. Step 12

    Moments later a notification arrives: the analysis is ready.

  13. Step 13

    The heatmap of the whole game paints onto the pitch.

  14. Step 14

    See the game score against your personal average, with km, sprints and top speed.

    The whole game's heatmap, a score from 0 to 100, every number against your personal average. Ready for the next game?

  15. Example game

    One game: from the tap on the watch to the heatmap on iPhone.

  16. Step 15

    The game card reaches the group, and everyone sees how you played.

Example game

Every mini-game, on its own

mini-game (the short game until the teams rotate)

After the game, each mini-game's heatmap builds before your eyes, with its own score and where you played.

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The team, in numbers

In a shared game, everyone sees one table, the MVP of the game by the numbers, and a season board.

SprintsTop speedGame score
11121.6 km/h66▲
2823.1 km/h64
3920.8 km/h63
4519.6 km/h61
5618.9 km/h58

Example game

One tap, to the group

Send the game card to the WhatsApp group: heatmap, score and the numbers.

FeraEye

For iPhone and Apple Watch

Download on the App Store

14-day free trial, yearly subscription

Cancel anytime

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