Free during the pilot. No checkout at launch.Price
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U8 to U13

The only home football trainer that watches each attempt.

For parents of club players aged 8 to 13. One real correction for your child after every try, and everything stays private and yours. Starting in Germany, then France and the English-speaking world.

A pitch built from chunky lime blocks, like a level from a football video game

Watched. Corrected. Kept at home.

Watches each attempt. Prop up the phone and take the shot. FootDNA follows the attempt through the camera.

One real correction. Not a list of things to fix. One thing to try next, said plainly for a child.

Private, and yours. Everything your child does stays private and belongs to you, their parent.

Three moves. One step better.

It works like a private coach at home, and it looks like the game your child would pick anyway.

  1. Prop up the phone
  2. Take your attempt
  3. Get one correction
A child in a green kit about to strike a ball in a small floodlit garden, seen through a phone cameraSample

Your one correction

Sample picture and sample correction. Generated illustration, not a real photo.

One app. Game on the outside, coach inside.

A video game for the child

Player cards, bold type and a stadium at night. An 8-year-old opens it like a premium football game, not like homework.

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A private coach for the parent

Each attempt is watched through the phone camera and answered with one real correction. Not yet is a step, never a verdict.

Sample

Built for the parent on the touchline

Parents of club players aged 8 to 13, often 10. It starts in Germany, then France and the English-speaking world.

Ages 8 to 13. From U8 to U13, and often ten.

Germany first. Then France and the English-speaking world.

Made for children. Player cards a child picks up and wants to open.

Sample cards

A dot-matrix football with a thin lime orbit around it

Your child's football stays in your hands.

  • Private by default

    Everything your child does in FootDNA stays private.

    Private
  • Owned by the parent

    Everything your child does belongs to you, their parent.

    Parent-owned

Free during the pilot.

No checkout at launch. The goal is engagement, accuracy and real skill-improvement data from the first 100 players.