Coverage that stays in sync with the event.
We run broadcasts for competitive events. Our coverage workflow is built around live ops: feature selection, observer inputs, and producer-friendly views that reflect what's happening on the floor.
How the workflow runs
Coverage is a chain of handoffs. The goal is to keep each role focused, with the same match state visible end-to-end.
1) Feature selection stays deliberate
Assign feature slots with color-coded picks, keep your broadcast order clear, and keep the floor team aligned.
- Five feature slots with clear ownership
- Swap / lock tools for feature-only matches
- Notes and context travel with the match
2) Observers capture what matters
Structured timestamps and winners, recorded while the match is live — usable for both production and post.
- Game start/end timestamps
- Per-game winner tracking
- Collaborative entry (real-time sync)
3) Producers get confidence, not clutter
A producer view that answers the immediate questions: what's live, what's next, and what's missing.
- Active matches and remaining results
- Deck / pod / metadata visibility
- Clear “needs attention” signals
4) The broadcast stays accurate
When the match state is consistent, overlays and commentary stay aligned — fewer corrections, fewer on-air surprises.
- Accurate match status
- Less guesswork between teams
- Better VODs and post-event records
What we cover
We're a broadcast and events company. Coverage is delivered as a service — supported by our internal ops stack.
Feature match coordination
Pick the right matches, keep the floor aligned, and maintain a clear run-of-show.
Observer + producer workflows
Structured match notes and timing captured live, visible where the production team needs it.
Broadcast-ready information
Decks, pods, tech checks, and match state surfaced cleanly for the people running the show.