Clip
A scissors button in the player. Grab the last 10, 15 or 30 seconds of a live stream without it pausing, or drag in and out handles across a recording — up to 30 seconds, as a real video file, kept on a personal My Clips page.
Six add-ons, from fan-made highlight clips to a box office at the gate. Unlock one with a code and it installs itself into your Studio and your site — in your colours, in your language.
Registrations go to a form tool, gate tickets to a box-office app, and highlight clips to whoever screen-records the stream first.
Each one has its own login, its own colours and its own idea of who your members are.
And the youth tryout still stalls on a paper waiver, because the tool you bought can’t wait for a parent’s signature.
An add-on isn’t a widget pasted onto a page. It arrives as part of your platform — screens, pages, permissions and wording included.
Six add-ons ship today. Running a youth league? Forms and Ticketing. A creator network? Reels and Clip. Selling in Egypt? The local payment gateway and phone-number sign-in.
Enter the code in your Studio and the add-on installs itself into your dashboard and your site. Nothing to host, nothing to deploy.
Its own section appears in the Studio sidebar, a menu link and public pages can appear on your site, and its permissions join your roles so you can hand it to one staff member.
Every add-on inherits your colours, your dark or light mode and your styling, and its wording sits beside every other phrase you can edit, in each language you run.
Each one is a complete capability with its own screens, its own records and its own place in your roles.
A scissors button in the player. Grab the last 10, 15 or 30 seconds of a live stream without it pausing, or drag in and out handles across a recording — up to 30 seconds, as a real video file, kept on a personal My Clips page.
A vertical short-video feed that ranks every reel on loves, comments, shares and views, weighed by age, and shows each viewer what they haven’t seen first. A saved clip becomes a reel in one tap.
24 field types dragged into multi-page forms, from phone and date to file upload and a drawn signature. Submissions move from submitted to under review, changes requested, then approved, rejected or withdrawn — with an email at every step.
A drawn signature, a consent checkbox and file uploads on the same form. Uploaded files stay private — only your reviewers and the applicant’s own link can open them.
Attach a one-off registration fee or monthly dues. Payment is the last step, after every question, and the submission only counts once it’s paid — so nobody pays for half an application.
Sell admission to the venue, not just the stream. Price tiers with their own capacity and sales window, a barcoded ticket by email and PDF carrying your logo, a sponsor’s logo and your colours, and gate scanning from a phone.
A payment provider for selling in Egypt, alongside Stripe, PayPal and Square. Same checkout, same receipts, same ledger — the buyer simply sees the local methods they already trust.
Viewers register with an Egyptian mobile number confirmed by a one-time SMS code, sign in with it instead of an email address, and recover a password by phone. Where email is the thing a customer doesn’t have, that’s a sign-up instead of an abandoned form.
Each add-on declares its own permissions. Hand Forms to your registrar and the gate scanner to your crew without opening billing to either of them.
You unlock it with a code in your Studio and it installs itself — its dashboard section, any public pages and menu link, its permissions and its wording. Nobody on your side hosts or deploys anything.
See Clip, Forms and Ticketing running on a real platform on a call, or read how an add-on installs.
A 30-minute walkthrough of the live product — no slides.