Prep and live-match software for sports commentatorsKnow the story. Call the game.
LiveCast Studio brings your preparation, athlete research and live match information together in one workspace. Built for commentators covering football, golf, winter sports, Formula 1, handball, and cycling.
Free account · 8 recorded broadcasts to explore
Prepare
Read up on the athletes, build talking points and keep your own notes in one place.
Follow the action
Match information and your preparation side by side on your laptop during the broadcast.
Keep the context
See where information comes from, and keep facts apart from your own notes.
01 · See it in action
Watch a broadcast come together.
Two short films without sound: the live cockpit on your laptop, and your preparation on your phone.
The live cockpit
Animated from screenshots of recorded demos, September 2026 · no sound
Preparation on your phone
Screen recording of the upcoming LiveCast app with its built-in demo broadcasts · no sound
02 · Your working day
All the work. Less of the searching.
You already know how to prepare. LiveCast brings the material together, so you can spend your time on the story you want to tell.
Inside LiveCast Studio
03 · New this winter
Winter, live. Jump by jump.
The winter cockpit follows the race the way you talk about it: who is on the bar, who is chasing, and what it takes to take the lead.
Ski jumping
Live for every jump: who is on the bar, wind, gate, speed and the judges' marks, and the points needed to take the lead.
Cross-country
The field in groups and gaps, the way you describe a mass start.
Alpine
Run times, the gap to the leader and who went out in which run.
Nordic combined
One broadcast for the whole day: the jump, the start gaps and the race.
Biathlon
Shooting at every stage, the field right now and the penalties.
04 · Confidence comes from context
A good fact has somewhere to come from.
When you say it on air, it's your name behind it. LiveCast shows where information comes from, so you can judge it before you use it.
Look at the source
Talking points carry a label that tells you where they come from: a data source, our player database, or AI that you should check before use.
Keep your notes yours
Your private notes are visible only to you, and AI does not use them. Share a note with your broadcast team when you choose to.
Hear from the athlete
Through Athlete Portal, athletes can add information in their own words. In LiveCast it is marked as coming directly from the athlete.
We measure which competitions we cover every week.See the coverage
From the commentary box
“For the first time I have one place to gather everything — the prep, the team, and what's happening on air.”
“A GameChanger!”
05 · The sports you cover
Different sports. The same working rhythm.
The information changes with the sport. The purpose stays the same: help you find what matters for this broadcast.
Football
The squad, the players and the match in front of you.
16 competitions covered · measured Oct 12, 2026Football coverage
Golf
The field, the rounds and your preparation for the course.
3 competitions covered · measured Oct 12, 2026Golf coverage
Winter sports
The field, the athletes and the stories behind the start list.
Comes with the full plan · not sold on its own
Formula 1
The drivers, the race and your notes for the weekend.
Comes with the full plan · not sold on its own
Handball
The teams, the shooters and the changing match.
Cycling
The riders, the start list and the race as it unfolds.
Illustrations show fictional athletes (AI-generated).
06 · Athlete Portal
The athlete's own words, before the start.
Athlete Portal is a separate space for athletes. They tell the commentators who cover them what they would like them to know: a training block, a ritual, how the day feels.
They choose
Athletes decide what to share. Empty answers stay off their card.
Marked as theirs
In LiveCast, what an athlete writes is marked as coming directly from the athlete.
Not on the open web
What athletes write is for commentators preparing a broadcast. It is never published publicly.
07 · Your broadcast team
A shared preparation. A voice of your own.
Commentator, expert and producer can work in the same broadcast, while each keeps control of their own material.
Know who's there
See who else is in the broadcast right now.
Choose what to share
Personal notes stay personal unless you share them with the broadcast. Team chat is included in Pro.
On your phone
LiveCast works in your browser today, on laptop and phone. Two apps are on the way.
LiveCast app
The prep companion: broadcasts download to your phone, so squads, athlete cards and notes go with you, even offline.
Read more
Coming soon
Athlete Portal app
For athletes: build a profile and share an update before the competition.
Read moreComing soon
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08 · Try it on your terms
Start with a demo. Choose when you're ready.
Explore 8 recorded broadcasts with a free account. A paid plan lets you create your own broadcasts.
Try it on a real match
Weekend Pass
€25one paymentFull access from the moment you buy, until Sunday 23:59. “Next weekend” starts on Friday.
Secure payment via Stripe · One payment · nothing to cancel
Specialist
Freelancer covering one sport — golf, football, handball or cycling
or 180 € per year
Pro
Professional covering multiple sports for different channels
or 760 € per year
Can I see it before choosing a plan?
Yes. A free account opens 8 recorded demo broadcasts from golf, football, biathlon, handball, cycling, ski jumping, and nordic combined. Creating your own broadcasts requires a paid plan or a Weekend Pass.
Can I prepare on my phone?
Yes. LiveCast works in your phone's browser, so you can read up on athletes and add notes on the go. The live cockpit is designed for your laptop during the broadcast.
Does it replace my own preparation?
No. You still prepare. LiveCast collects athlete and match information in one place, next to your own notes, so you spend less time searching.
Can we use it as a broadcast team?
Yes. Invite colleagues into a broadcast. Notes stay private unless you share them with the broadcast. Team chat is part of Pro; the pricing page has the full comparison.
How do I know the facts are right? I'm saying this on air.
Every talking point shows where it comes from: a data source, our player database, or AI. Data from a source is trusted but not confirmed by us, and anything written by AI is marked so you check it before use. You decide what goes on air.
Who owns my notes and data?
You do. Your private notes are visible only to you. Colleagues see a note only if you share it with a broadcast, and AI does not use your private notes. We do not sell your data.
Guides
Guides for commentators
How to prepare for a live sports commentary
A seven-step prep workflow for TV and radio commentators: check data coverage, build the people list, write sayable talking points, label sources.
Software for sports commentators – what to look for
Nine questions to ask before choosing prep and live-match software for sports commentary, from measured coverage and source labels to notes and trials.
How we measure sports data coverage
Covered means the squad before the match and basic live data during it. How LiveCast measures this every week, and why "not measured" is not "no".
Ready for your next broadcast?
Open a recorded broadcast and explore it at your own pace. Or let us show you around.
Free account · No plan needed to explore the demos