Filming wheelchair rugby today, and with TactiCam
Without a tool
Wheelchair rugby is played on a basketball court, four against four, with constant blocking. What scores is one chair blocking another at the right moment to open the goal line. From the side, the contacts come too fast to see who opened the way.
With TactiCam
You no longer anticipate the play: you press after seeing it, and the app retrieves the seconds that have just passed. By the end of the session you have a dozen short clips instead of a one-hour file — each one chosen by you, in the moment.
Three situations where it makes a difference
Blocks
The clip shows which chair blocked which, and when the ball carrier could get through.
The key area
No more than three defenders in front of the goal. The video shows who goes in and when, before the referee blows.
Inbounds
Each inbound becomes a short clip. You compare the set plays from one game to the next.
Annotated, discussed, shared
Every clip is annotated straight on screen — arrow, circle, area — and sent to the players concerned. They reply under the video, with nothing to install.
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What it costs
Frequently asked questions
Can I film a wheelchair rugby game with a phone?
Yes. Raised on a tripod, at the middle of the sideline, it takes in the whole court. Contacts read better from above than at floor level.
Do I need to install an app?
No. TactiCam runs in the phone's browser. You can add it to the home screen to find it like an app, but nothing gets installed.
Who can see the videos?
Only team members. Videos are never public and are hosted in Switzerland. A share link can be issued for a specific case, and revoked.