Dinamo Notebook: A browser-based football analysis tool with local processing and no subscriptions
By
Sergei Arlov
Sat on the counter overnight. Well past its best.
Summary
Dinamo Notebook is a browser-based tool for professional football/soccer match analysis. It allows users to analyze matches from various video sources (YouTube, Twitch, Dailymotion, local files) with features like timestamped notes, player/event tagging, tactical diagrams, and animated sequences. It offers optional AI assistance via the user's own API key, operates entirely locally with no subscriptions or cloud dependency, and supports exporting reports in PDF/HTML formats, GIFs, highlight reels, and project backups.
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Analyze matches from YouTube, Twitch, Dailymotion, or local files with timestamped notes, player and event tagging, tactical diagrams, and animated sequences.
Everything stays on your machine — no subscriptions, no cloud lock-in.
Export polished PDF and HTML reports, GIFs, highlight reels, and portable project backups whenever you're ready to share your analysis.
Optional AI assistance works with your own API key.
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