
ClubEye
A worn camera designed to help umpires review LBWs, edges and run-outs.
Smarter cricket, without the professional price tag. We're developing affordable cricket gadgets for club players, coaches, schools and backyard cricket. Explore the products, see what's being built, and help shape what we make next.
ClubEye is the gadget we're developing first. The rest are concepts, so tell us which ones you want and we'll prioritise the most popular.
Nothing is on sale yet. Product pictures are concept renders, not photos of working products.

A worn camera designed to help umpires review LBWs, edges and run-outs.

Radar speed gun with its own display.

Handle-cap sensor for bat speed, timing and impact spot.

Self-updating digital club scoreboard.

AI camera and phone mount for the nets.
We build for everyday cricketers. Tell us which gadget would make your cricket better, and it could be our next product.
Ball tracking, speed guns and smart sensors cost thousands and belong on TV. We think every cricketer deserves them, so we design cricket tech that costs less than a good bat.
Help reviewing close calls, and easier match-day scoring. That's what ClubEye is being designed for.
Understand your bowling and batting: speed and bat numbers are what SpeedGun and BladeIQ are designed for.
Affordable tech for practice and play, in the nets, the backyard or the street.
Repeatable feedback from training sessions, with replays and numbers to track progress (planned).
What our gadgets are being designed to do.
Reviews for LBWs, edges and run-outs, to help settle the argument at the wicket.
ClubEyeBowling speed, bat speed and sweet-spot hits, tracked session by session.
SpeedGun & BladeIQBall-by-ball scoring in the app (in testing now) and a scoreboard that updates from it. Live scorecards on every phone are planned.
ScoreBoxSlow-motion replays of your action and no-ball alerts in the nets.
NetCoachThe plan for every gadget. The gadgets aren't available yet, and the app is in testing.
Charge it over USB-C, then clip it on or set it up at the ground or in the nets. No tools, poles or wiring.
Pair it with your phone in the free CricketTech app. One app for every gadget, on Android first.
See replays, speeds and scores as you play, and share scorecards to WhatsApp (already in the test app).
The free Android app is in closed testing on Google Play; the public release follows once testing is done. An iPhone version is planned, with no date yet.
If it costs more than a good bat, we haven't done our job. No subscriptions for the basics.
Every gadget is being designed to work with one free phone app: switch it on, pair it, play.
Designed for dusty grounds, wet outfields and tennis-ball cricket, not TV studios.
Replays, speeds and stats make the game more fun to play and to watch.
An honest picture of what exists today, and what doesn't yet.
The device is being designed. Its ball-tracking and edge-check software already runs in a test version of our Android app, on slow-motion phone videos. We haven't published test results yet.
ClubEye's development statusSpeedGun, BladeIQ, ScoreBox and NetCoach are designs and illustrations, not working products. Your registrations decide which we build after ClubEye.
See the rangeTest versions of the Android app have match scoring, phone ball tracking (beta) and demo gadgets. It's in closed testing on Google Play, not yet public. An iPhone version is planned, with no date yet.
We grew up in two of the world's most cricket-mad countries, playing and umpiring club cricket. CricketTech is the kit we always wished we could afford.
Hard, bouncy pitches and fierce weekend rivalries.
Cricket on every street, every maidan, every day.
No. Nothing is on sale yet, and there are no launch dates. ClubEye is in development, and the other gadgets are concepts.
You tell us which gadgets you'd like and where you play. It's free, and it doesn't commit you to buy anything. We use it to decide what to build first, and we'll email you about launches and prices for the products you chose.
The device isn't built yet. Its ball-tracking and edge-check software can be tried in test versions of our Android app, on a slow-motion phone video. See ClubEye's development status for the details and limitations.
No. It's designed as a decision aid. The on-field umpire always makes the final call.
Android first. The app is in closed testing on Google Play and not public yet. An iPhone version is planned, but there's no date.
No. They're indicative targets for launch and may change. Prices in rand and rupees will follow before launch.
We're planning for Europe and the UK, South Africa and India. Exact countries and dates aren't decided yet.
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Tell us which gadgets you want. No payment, no obligation.