OurSight

The Hudl alternative built for lacrosse

OurSight is a lacrosse-native alternative to Hudl: use any camera you already own, get AI-assisted breakdown of lacrosse events in minutes, draw on film and export it, and keep every game as a downloadable master — at one flat price with analysis included, instead of a paid human-assist add-on.

Updated July 2026

CapabilityHudlOurSight
Works with any camera you already own~Supported, but the ecosystem pushes its own capture hardwareBring your own — phone, GoPro, camcorder. Nothing proprietary to buy
Lacrosse-native AI event tagging (clears, rides, ground balls, slides)Multi-sport platform; the deep breakdown is a human serviceAI proposes lacrosse events, the coach confirms or corrects
Analysis turnaround~Human-assist add-on, measured in hoursMinutes — you confirm proposals rather than tag from scratch
Lacrosse analysis included in the base pricePaid add-on on top of the platformIncluded — no separate charge for lacrosse breakdown
Telestration you can exportIn-platform drawingDrawing plus an exportable annotated frame you can text or present
Own and download your film, and keep it after you cancel~Tied to your plan and tierDRM-free master, every game, downloadable per game — yours if you leave
Practice planning, playbook and coaching copilotNot part of the film platformDrill library, drawn and animated playbook, season-wide copilot
Live streaming to a public watch page~Varies by tierLink only, no viewer account — and an encoder stream becomes your film
Price model~Tiered, from roughly $400/yr at entry level (verify at publish)One flat annual price, everything included

When Hudl might be the better fit

If you run many sports across a large athletic department and want one vendor for all of them, or you specifically want done-for-you human breakdown and don’t mind the add-on cost and turnaround, Hudl’s breadth and incumbency are real advantages. OurSight is the better fit when lacrosse is the focus and you want fast, lacrosse-native analysis and film you own outright.

Wondering what happens to your film if you leave? That’s the first question in our FAQ.